Things to do in Melbourne This Week (Monday 2nd of April - Sunday 8th of April)

1. Spanish Language Fiesta 2018

The Spanish Language Fiesta celebrates not just all things Spanish but appropriately honours Miguel de Cervantes, regarded as the greatest writer in the Spanish language.

2. Autumn Fest 2018 - City of Greater Dandenong

Autumn Fest at Frederick Wachter Reserve is the perfect way to celebrate at this free family and pet-friendly event.

3. Emerald Fun Fest - Pave Festival 2018

As with previous years there will be plenty of food and drink to appease the hungry patrons, rides for the young and the young at heart and a plethora of stalls offering a wide array of wares from homemade goodies to bric and brac.

4. Free Lang Lang Art Trail

You will find art all around you at local shops, in gardens, and throughout local buildings.

5. Australasian Quilt Convention 2018

Australia's premier quilting event brings the best international and local tutors together with quilters from around Australia and New Zealand.

6. Twilight Flights

As the sun sets over Port Phillip Bay and the lights of the city flicker on, you will be able to appreciate Arthur Seat's natural heritage and some of the best views in Victoria.

7. Young At Heart - Seniors Film Festival 2018

It's on again for 2018 - Australia's only film festival for seniors.

8. Mr Snot Bottom's Stinky Silly Songs

There is something universally hilarious for children of a certain age in everything gross.

9. Rabbit Hole Kids Playcentre - Grand Opening Event

The anticipation levels were high for the first day at Melbourne's biggest indoor playcentre and with a current 4.

10. Fromage a Trois - Cheese Festival 2018

Meet the makers, have a taste of their wares, and pair delicious cheeses with boutique wine, craft beer or cider.

11. Dead Men Tell No Jokes International Comedy Festival 2018

This family-friendly mockbuster features an award-winning cast of the comedic actors including Ed Dolista, Ian Nash-Gilchrist, Scott Popovic, Ian Rooney, Stacey Carmichael, Jenn Stirk, Nick Addison and Jonathan Evans.