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Best In Town: Top 8 Things To Do In February

The top things to do in NSW & VIC this month.

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What to do in NSW

Icebergs Dining Room and Bar will start their Summer Series and Sarah Cicolini residency from 3rd until 5th February. The three-day residency will feature exclusive dinners and media events. The chef and owner of Rome’s SantoPalato, Cicolini is celebrated for her modern approach to traditional Roman cuisine. Sarah will work with local producers and Icebergs’ culinary director, Alex Prichard to create the menu.

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The Paddo Inn has launched a Monthly ‘Paddo Nights Inn’ Series. The series will kick off on 16th February with their Whispers & Wine, led by psychic medium Angelina. Guests will indulge in curated wines and canapés, while exploring the history of psychic phenomena, followed by live group readings. Whether a believer or simply believe in good wine, this is an invitation to experience something different.

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The iconic beachfront Camp Cove Kiosk has reopened for the Summer season. Bringing back its signature blend of wholesome food, beachside charm, and community spirit. From sugar-free bio-fermented slushies to fresh 12-veg salads and sunset dinners on the sand, Camp Cove Kiosk is Sydney’s hidden gem.

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Kyoto-born ramen brand Moon & Back is coming to Saké The Rocks for the first time, with a one-week-only pop-up running from 23rd February until 1st March. Osaka-born chef Tatsuya Fukuda will be offering five of his signature ramen bowls ($38 each) for lunch and dinner, available at the bar for walk-ins and as part of a more refined seven-course omakase at the chef’s counter ($125pp). It’s the first time Moon & Back’s ramen has been served outside Japan.

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What to do in VIC

Hilton Melbourne Little Queen Street (HMLQS) is celebrating the arrival of the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)‘s highly anticipated summer exhibition Westwood | Kawakubo with a series of fashion-forward activations and immersive experiences, designed for HMLQS guests. Guests will be able to purchase paint-and-sip kits featuring fashion inspired artwork, that come with a glass of sparkling wine, offering a playful, hands-on moment of creativity for guests to enjoy during their stay ($35, available via the front desk). For those wanting to explore the city in style, HMLQS has also created picnic boxes ($55), complete with a mini bottle of sparkling wine, charcuterie, a French baguette, artisan condiments and a map highlighting Melbourne’s must-visit spots – ideal for a riverside or gallery-adjacent picnic.

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Officina Gastronomica Italiana (OGI) has unveiled its new and improved pergola, delivering expanded al fresco seating and an even stronger sense of Italian conviviality. Inspired by the relaxed energy of Italy’s neighbourhood enotecas, the upgraded pergola creates more space for guests to enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in the open air, whether sipping espresso in the morning or settling in for handmade pasta and Italian wines as the day unfolds.

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Midsumma Festival Rooftop Takeover will be happening until 8th February at the Morris House. An invitation to escape to the rooftop in Melbourne’s CBD for an epic lineup of LGBTQIA+ talent, beats, and breathtaking views.

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Happening on 14th & 15th February, the St Kilda Festival is an annual two-day community event and is one of the country’s largest free festivals. Featuring live music performances, cultural activities, and entertainment along the St Kilda foreshore.

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