Mamas Mountain Jug Band Autumn Brunch
Sunday 21 March, 10am, Long Island Tennis Club

Frankston Life Saving Club Nippers Showcase and Open Day
Sunday 21 March, 11am, Frankston Lifesaving Club
From boards, swimming, flags, and beach sprints to First Aid and CPR - head on down to see our Frankston Nippers in action! 
You can also see what we do at the Frankston Life Saving Club, and chat to our team about how you can get involved…

Outdoor Dining Parklets
Friday 19 March -Sunday 21 March, Seaford and Frankston
From Frankston South to the CBD, to Seaford and beyond, outdoor dining is alive in Frankston City. There are now four Parklet interventions complete with planter boxes and shelter at;
*Frankston: Two on Wells Street and one on Beach Street
*Seaford: Station Street
You can also find extended dining interventions at Frankston South at Culcairn Drive and Norman Avenue.

Beer and Spirits Trail
Friday 19 March–Sunday 21 March, various locations throughout Frankston City
Cheers to the Beers! Delicious food, craft beer and spirit tastings, coupled with tours, events, live music and more – a unique craft beer and spirit experience awaits your crew. Discover some of the best tap houses, breweries and distillers, and enjoy Frankston City's Beer and Spirits Trail with most venues offering the outdoor experience. Call ahead to book a spot to enjoy a bevvy outside.

* The Hop Shop, 26 Playne Street, Frankston
* Dainton Brewery, 560 Frankston – Dandenong Rd, Carrum Downs
* Biersal Brewery and Beerhall, 27 Hartnett Drive, Seaford
* Mr Banks Brewery, 12 High Tech Place, Seaford
* Frankston Brewhouse, 10 New Street, Frankston.

Sculpture Trail
Friday 19 March–Sunday 21 March
Explore the many fantastic Sculptures by the Sea dotted around Frankston’s iconic beaches and city streets and finish the wander with a drive to the award winning McClelland Sculpture Park + Gallery. 

Frankston Street Art Tours
Throughout Frankston, various times, all weekend.
Nothing screams Frankston more than street art! Strolling down our streets and laneways, you are sure to be ‘wowed’ by the wonderful masterpieces spread throughout the city. Our monthly Street Art Tours are back up and running, with a guaranteed 1.5 hours of world-class art right before your eyes! Don’t miss out and book your tour today at discoverfrankston.com.

Frankston Community Market
Sunday 21 March, 8am–1pm, 79–83 Young Street, Frankston
The Frankston Community Market is a weekly free community outdoor market located in the very heart of Frankston, featuring an ever-changing variety of stalls varying from new and pre-loved fashion, bric-a-brac, fresh produce, flowers, plants, food and coffee (including the famous hot jam donuts), family entertainment and a whole lot more.

Seaford Farmer’s Market
Sunday 21 March, 8am–1pm, Broughton Street Reserve (off Station Street)
The Rotary Club of Frankston runs the outdoor Seaford Farmers’ Market on the 3rd Sunday offering a wide range of fresh produce including fruit and vegetables, fresh and smoked meats and fish, breads, pastas, cakes, desserts, jams and conserves, pickles, soaps, olive produce, pancakes and poffertjes.

Wells Street Frankston
All weekend: Saturday 20 March–Sunday 21 March
Most shops open from 9am and close 5.30pm, some cafes and restaurants open later. Explore the many cafes, outdoor dining and shops along buzzing Wells Street. Whether you want to sit outside Grill’d and Groove Train for some burgers and chips or enjoy a delicious coffee from Parcha or a Vietnamese dish from Baba on Wells sitting outside at Council’s new outdoor dining Parklets.

Station Street and Nepean Hwy, Seaford
All weekend: Saturday 20 March–Sunday 21 March
Most shops open from 9am and close 5.30pm, except for some cafes and restaurants which are open later. Station Street has boutique shops, cafes, restaurants and plenty of outdoor dining options both on Station Street and around Nepean Hwy. Sit outside any enjoy Spanish Bar’s famous Paella or after you’ve visited the stunning Seaford Beach, pop over to Grilled and Fried Fish and Burger Bar for some grub followed by renowned ice-cream at Gelato UNOU on Nepean Hwy.