Australia's biggest sand sculpting exhibition - DinoStory -  is at the Frankston Waterfront, open daily at 10:00am  until Sunday, 26 April.

The Frankston Arts Centre and Cube 37 have a wide range of exhibitions and performances, ranging from community  art to world class touring companies.

Sunday, 1 February is a celebration of freedom and connection at the Frankston Waterfront featuring Jamaican reggae, East Timorese folk songs, African dance and hip hop, headlined by renowned seven-piece Melbourne multicultural outfit Sol Nation.

The glamorous Stiletto Sisters return to the Frankston Waterfront on Sunday, 8 February as part of the Life in the City program's five free weekends of music and cultural entertainment in February.

Celebrate Valentine's Day with music, prizes, chocolate, bubbly, movie passes, author appearances and more, at Frankston Library. Prizes also at Carrum Downs Library.

Pines Soccer Oval.

Chill out and relax on a warm Sunday with the cool sounds of Barry Michael, Sally Dastey and Duck Musique from 4:00pm at the Frankston Waterfront.

African Waterfront Celebration featuring the sounds of King Bell and Soukous Ba Congo, along with The Yellow Shirts, and stay on to sample the tastes and crafts of the region. Starts at 4:00pm.

Frankston's George Pentland Botanic Gardens.

Frankston City Council, through the Life in the City program, is helping survivors of the recent, devastating fires with a special bushfire appeal fundraising concert. Featuring music and entertainment from around the world, the concert will take place in the Wells Street Plaza on Friday, 27 February.

Starring DJ Richi Madan, followed by Bollywood dancing workshops with Sharmadha Shukla, from Geetha Bollywood Arts. Starts at 3:00pm.