What's on in Gippsland this February?
From art lessons and a boat show to stand-up comedy and motorcycle races, there's plenty to get up to this month.
Jacob Wallace
January 29, 2026
🎊 With so many gigs, exhibitions and festivals in Gippsland throughout summer, the Monitor has compiled a list of the biggest events in the region throughout February.
📧 If you have any suggestions you’d like to share please email us at [email protected].
🚀 Let’s jump into our Gippsland event guide for February!
Ahn Do Happiest Refugee Live
Ahn Do is an Australian stand-up comedian.
Stand-up comedian Ahn Do is touring with stories from his bestselling book The Happiest Refugee. The show will include stand-up comedy, real-life yarns, photos and video recording to retell his life story.
Price: $64.90.
When: Tuesday February 3.
Where: Regent Theatre, 210 Commercial Road, Yarram.
Summer Sunday Sessions on Churchill Island
Summer Sunday Session crowds on Churchill Island.
Throughout February Churchill Island is hosting Sunday events with live music, food trucks, drinks and lawn games. The event requires a general admission ticket to Churchill Island.
Price: $17.
When: Every Sunday in February.
Where: 246 Samuel Amess Drive, Churchill Island.
Darnum Heritage Display dinner
Old steam engine on display at the Darnum Heritage Display.
A display of heritage motors, vehicles and farming equipment including trucks, cars, stationary engines, tractors, motorbikes and boats.
There will be a dinner held at the display on Saturday February 7 - bookings on 0437 953 304.
Price: $15 for adults, $5 for children 5 to 12 years old.
When: Friday February 7 to Sunday 8.
Where: 48 Pedder Street, Darnum.
Luke Kidgell: Good intentions
Luke Kidgell.
After touring internationally Kidgell is returning to Australia with his new show Good Intentions.
Price: $55.
When: Friday February 20.
Where: West Gippsland Arts Centre, Corner of Smith and Albert Streets, 1 Civic Place, Warragul.
Motul FIM Superbike World Championship
Motorbikes at the Motul FIM Superbike World Championship.
The Motul FIM Superbike World Championship takes to Phillip Island for round one of the 2026 season.
Price: From $40 to $85 or $120 for all three days.
When: Friday February 20 - Sunday 22.
Where: 381 Back Beach Road, Ventnor.
San Remo Channel Challenge
A participant finishes the San Remo Channel Challenge.
The race begins on San Remo foreshore south of the pier for a 550-metre swim across the channel to Newhaven on Phillip Island. Entrants will then run two kilometres back over the bridge and finish the race at the San Remo Hotel Motel.
Price: Registration costs $75.
When: Saturday February 21, 4:15pm - 5:15pm.
Where: San Remo foreshore.
Gippsland Lakes Boat Show
Boats on display at Lakes Entrance.
Stroll along the Paynesville esplanade chatting to boating experts and businesses that will have stalls set up along the strip.
Price: The event is free but you have to book.
When: Friday February 27 - Sunday March 1.
Where: Paynesville waterfront.
Baw Baw Arts Alliance sessions
Mixed media designs from a Baw Baw Arts Alliance workshop.
Baw Baw Arts Alliance is a not-for-profit organisation with over 300 members in Gippsland. They regularly host arts and crafts workshops in their gallery spaces in Trafalgar, Yarragon and Warragul.
Take a look at the list of their activities if you’re interested in learning more about painting, drawing, writing, ceramics or textiles.
Price: $5 for Baw Baw Arts Alliance members and $8 for non-members.
When: Throughout February.
Where: Trafalgar, Yarragon and Warragul.
Mojo Jacket at Bena Hall
Mojo Jacket performing live.
A four-piece acoustic band from Melbourne with a sound that blends folk and country.
Price: $30 for adults, $5 for children five to 15 years old and free for under fives.
When: Sunday February 22 3pm.
Where: Bena Hall, 41 Main Road, Bena.