Things to do in Melbourne This Week (Monday 21st of January - Sunday 27th of January)

1. South Gippsland Fresh Produce Farm - Gippsland

There is a new produce enterprise in picturesque Glen Forbes in South Gippsland that is opening its doors to visitors.

2. Sunset Outdoor Cinema Melbourne

Complementing the outdoor cinema experience is a selection of Melbourne's favourite food trucks and a licensed bar (please note there is no BYO).

3. Government House Victoria Australia Day Open Day

Government House will be having an open day so you can wander around, see parts of the house as well as the gardens.

4. Mythical Markets

The Mythical Markets will feature Melbourne's best makers, creators, designers and artisans and they will all be together for one day only to showcase their unique and unusual products.

5. Lunar New Year Tet Festival

The Tet Festival is considered to be the most important of national holidays in Vietnam.

6. Unzipped Miniature Art Exhibition

Men's handcrafted jewellery specialist retailer, Lord Coconut, is holding an exhibition of 'pun-tastic miniature dioramas' by Melbourne street artist Tinky.

7. Cute Cuddly and Curious Expo

At Moe Library, you will get a chance to meet some cute, cuddly and curious animals, browse the library and the artwork by students at Lowanna College, enjoy a special Storytime and learn more about good animal management.

8. Zoo Twilights 2019

What better way to enjoy a summer's night than watch your favourite artist live and have the lush surrounds of Melbourne Zoo all to yourself - with a few other Twilight ticket holders of course.

9. Arcanacon 2019 Games Convention

Arcanacon will be one of Australia's biggest dedicated tabletop roleplaying conventions.

10. Trinket the Robot

Follows the story of an inventor, Dr.

11. Balit Narrun Festival 2019 Share the Spirit

The state's largest and longest running Indigenous music festival, it's a jam-packed program of established and emerging local Indigenous artists who perform side-by-side.

12. Garry Starr Performs Everything

Theatre is dying and disgraced actor Garry Starr is here to save it.