Things to do in Melbourne This Week (Monday 27th of August - Sunday 2nd of September)

1. White Night Bendigo

Expect an awe-inspiring, family-friendly evening with hours of light installations and projections, exhibitions, street performances, film, music, dance and interactive experiences on September 1 from 7pm until the early hours of the morning.

2. Kyneton Daffodil Arts Festival 2018

Kyneton in central Victoria will come to life for the annual Kyneton Daffodil Arts Festival from Thursday 30th August to Sunday 9th September.

3. Father's Day Car Bike Show

In its 5th year, the Greatest Show On Wheels, the Father's Day Car Bike Show on 2 September 2018 from 10am to 4pm is taking over the day with car and bike displays along Acland Street, Shakespeare St, O'Donnell Gardens and Luna Park Entrance in St Kilda from 9.

4. Dad Joke Trail at Melbourne Zoo

Of course, there are lots of other things to do at Melbourne Zoo.

5. Celebrate Fathers Day at North Melbourne Library

Celebrate the wonderful men in your life at these special Father's Day storytimes.

6. Best Live Music Events For Dad on Father's Day

Treat Dad to a fabulous live show at The Drum this Father's Day.

7. Father's Day Breakfast or Lunch at Melbourne Zoo

Bookings are now open for the Father's Day dining extravaganza at Melbourne Zoo.

8. Melbourne Day 2018

Celebrate the anniversary of Melbourne on Melbourne Day

9. Goulburn Fishing Festival

The Victorian Fisheries Authority will host its annual Goulburn Fishing Festival, a one-day recreational fishing festival in the township of Eildon on Saturday, 1 September 2018, celebrating the start of the trout fishing season and promoting Eildon as a fishing destination.

10. Father's Day Luna Park

Dads get ready to be pampered on your day at Luna Park, Sunday 2 September 11am-6pm.

11. Father's Day Breakfast Lunch Events at Werribee Zoo

Lunch includes Chef's choice canapes followed by 16 hour braised blade of beef with an onion puree, sides, duck fat potatoes and cauliflower cheese.

12. Docklands History Group Melbourne Boundaries

Manmade barriers, invisible lines drawn down a road or natural features created 400 million years ago represent the boundaries that shape Melbourne.

13. Imagine 2018 Exhibition

Have a Heart For Cambodia is a registered charity working in conjunction with ODA (Opportunities of Development through Art) in assisting young Cambodian children who are in disadvantaged circumstances to be given opportunities to study art.