Love the nightlife: Summer nights go hand in hand with food, fun and fashion. South Melbourne Market’s Style After Dark fashion shows include independent artists and designers, hawker-style food, and live music and entertainment. Shows are held Thursdays under the verandah, corner Coventry and Cecil streets, South Melbourne. For more information, visit southmelbournemarket.com.au March 1 – April 19, 5.30pm–9.30pm.

Talk-fest: Elwood College hosts a series of free evening forums for parents. The first is “Creating confident teens: an introduction to positive psychology” with Victoria University’s Bert Van Halen. At 101 Glenhuntly Road, Elwood. For more information and bookings, call 9531 9566 or email elwood.co@edumail.vic.gov.au February 22.

Take the challenge: Yoga Tree is offering a special rate for participants who commit to practicing yoga for 30 consecutive days. A reduced monthly price of $100 will be extended to all students who want to transform their body and mind. For more information call 9532 7418. From March 1.

Spooks and specs: The Friends of Cheltenham and Regional Cemeteries will host a tour of historic Cheltenham Memorial Park. The unique tour will visit the final resting place of former premiers, athletes and artists among others. At Cheltenham Memorial Park, 26 Wangara Road, Cheltenham. Cost is $10 per person ($5 for members) including refreshments and a tour guide pamphlet. Book online at focrc.org/tours or call Vivienne on 5420 7671. Tour departs from the Wangara Road entrance gate at 11am. February 26.

Lift the veil: Australian conceptual artist Greer Honeywill’s solo exhibition, Veiled, explores notions of the self, home and truth through sculpture, photography and an interactive sound installation. The award-winning artist’s exhibition is at The Gallery, Bayside Arts & Cultural Centre, corner Carpenter and Wilson streets, Brighton. Open Wednesday to Friday 11am–5pm, Saturday and Sunday 1pm–5pm. Entry is free. Until February 26.