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WHAT’S ON IN SEPTEMBER 2012
These are some of the events in Queensland during September 2012. For more events during this period please refer to www.queenslandholidays.com.au/events
Dawson River Festival
1 - 30 September
Where: Baralaba, Moura, Theodore and Taroom
Web: www.dawsonvalley.net
If you've never heard of Baralaba, Moura, Theodore and Taroom, then you wouldn't know that they're authentic, if tiny, Queensland towns on the banks of the Dawson River, in the Gladstone region. These warm hearted communities welcome visitors at all times but especially during the month of September, when each town will host community events to be enjoyed by all.
MAJOR EVENT: Hamburg Season: International QPAC Series
23 August – 4 September
Where: Brisbane
Web: www.qpac.com.auIn 2012, QPAC’s International Series takes on a new dimension showcasing the creative legacy of Germany’s historic port city of Hamburg. Making their Australian debut, and marking the first time in more than four decades that the three companies have toured together, the season comprises the Hamburg Ballet, the Hamburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Hamburg State Opera.
Over two weeks, four Australian premieres will be presented exclusively in Brisbane, including two performances of Wagner’s Ring Cycle opera Das Rheingold, a one-off concert of Mahler’s Symphony No. 2 The Resurrection, three performances of John Neumeier’s celebrated ballet Nijinsky, and a one week season of The Hamburg Ballet’s hugely popular A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
This once in a lifetime cultural celebration will delight, entertain and inspire audiences from across Australia as QPAC brings Hamburg and the world to Brisbane.
Reggaetown Festival
1 September
Where: Cairns
Web: www.reggaetown.com.auCelebrating ten years in 2012, the award-winning Reggaetown World Music festival is Australia's premier reggae festival, and a well loved icon in the local arts circle. Set in lush tropical surroundings, the festival presents multicultural funky rhythms and great vibes for the whole family.
Bloomin Beautiful Blackbutt Festival1 – 9 September Where: BlackbuttWeb:
http://www.bloominbeautifulblackbuttfestival.com.au
The award-winning Bloomin' Beautiful Blackbutt Festival focuses on and highlights the agricultural and historical assets of the Blackbutt community and is supported by artistic and cultural activities. Held annually, the festival is a display of art and culture with art exhibitions and workshops, performances by local and national musicians and performers. Local wine, cheese and products add to the festival experience. The garden is also showcased with beautiful displays and market stalls.
Rock & Roll in the Vineyard at Lucas Estate
2 September
Where: Stanthorpe
Web: www.lucasestate.com.auMany talented musicians call the Granite Belt home, and you can hear them play at the beautiful Lucas Estate at Stanthorpe. The annual rock and roll event is hugely popular, and when you can have delicious food and wine with great music, all while looking out across the vineyards below, why would you settle for less? It’s a whole day of entertainment that’s even suited to the kids.
2 September
Where: Stanthorpe
Web: www.lucasestate.com.auMany talented musicians call the Granite Belt home, and you can hear them play at the beautiful Lucas Estate at Stanthorpe. The annual rock and roll event is hugely popular, and when you can have delicious food and wine with great music, all while looking out across the vineyards below, why would you settle for less? It’s a whole day of entertainment that’s even suited to the kids.
Rockstock
4 September
Where: Helidon
Web: www.helidon.org/RockStock.htmlAt RockStock, enjoy the music, dance and fashions from the 50s and 60s that shaped an entire generation and still draw crowds of all ages to this day. From Rock n Roll to the Go-Go, bryl cream to beehives and big skirts to minis, there's a smorgasbord of colour, style and memories to relive or experience for the first time.
4 September
Where: Helidon
Web: www.helidon.org/RockStock.htmlAt RockStock, enjoy the music, dance and fashions from the 50s and 60s that shaped an entire generation and still draw crowds of all ages to this day. From Rock n Roll to the Go-Go, bryl cream to beehives and big skirts to minis, there's a smorgasbord of colour, style and memories to relive or experience for the first time.
Stroll through the sensational classic car display and treat Dad and Grandad to the best Father’s Day he's ever had. Retro stalls, kiddie korner, gourmet food, coffee and more- there's something for everyone!
OUTBACK EVENTURES FEATURE EVENT
Bedourie Ute and Travellers Muster
7-8 September
Where: Bedourie
Web: www.diamantina.qld.gov.auHeld in conjunction with the Bedourie Races, the Bedourie Outback Ute and Traveller's Muster is a great event for all to attend. Come and show your ute or travelling vehicle off to be in the running to win great prize money and trophies. Vehicle nominations will be taken during the Friday night rodeo at the Race Course, with judging on Saturday morning.
Bedourie Ute and Travellers Muster
7-8 September
Where: Bedourie
Web: www.diamantina.qld.gov.auHeld in conjunction with the Bedourie Races, the Bedourie Outback Ute and Traveller's Muster is a great event for all to attend. Come and show your ute or travelling vehicle off to be in the running to win great prize money and trophies. Vehicle nominations will be taken during the Friday night rodeo at the Race Course, with judging on Saturday morning.
MAJOR EVENT: Brisbane Festival
8 – 29 September
Where: Brisbane
Web: www.brisbanefestival.com.auBrisbane Festival celebrates the diversity, energy and optimism of the vibrant city of Brisbane. A highlight this year will be the Santos GLNG City of Lights; a laser light show which will light up the Brisbane skyline. Restaurants, cafes, cultural centres and community spaces all join in this wonderful annual celebration.
Where: Brisbane
Web: www.brisbanefestival.com.auBrisbane Festival celebrates the diversity, energy and optimism of the vibrant city of Brisbane. A highlight this year will be the Santos GLNG City of Lights; a laser light show which will light up the Brisbane skyline. Restaurants, cafes, cultural centres and community spaces all join in this wonderful annual celebration.
Gourmet in Gundy
8-9 September
Where: Goondiwindi
Web: http://goondiwindi.qld.au/?page_id=62The Annual Gourmet in Gundy festival showcases regional activities and events such as Gourmet Art Exhibition, Macintyre Club Fly In, Goondiwindi Open Gun Shoot, The Spring Cup Races and Dragon Boat Races. The festival on Sunday is set in the beautiful Community Centre gardens on the Macintyre River, featuring fine food, award winning wines, and talented local artists to the sounds of great live music. The event theme, Paddock to Plate, relates to the relaxed lifestyle in rural regions. Gourmet in Gundy is the most popular social weekend in the region's calendar year.
Yeppoon to Bundaberg Cycle Queensland
8-16 September
Where: Capricorn Coast
Web: http://cycleqld.bq.org.au/Pedal away from the everyday on Cycle Queensland 2012. This two-wheel adventure holiday will take you through citrus fruit groves along some of Queensland's most spectacular coastline, and gives you the chance to meet some of Hervey Bay's world famous whales. All your needs are taken care of by the Cycle Queensland team - the event is designed to let you have fun and enjoy your cycling. Their tent city has first aid, mechanics, bike shops, masseurs, a general store, tourist information, licensed café, toilets and hot showers. They serve up three generous meals a day and even transport your luggage. All you have to do after a day on the bike is collect your bags and put up your tent. In the afternoons and evenings there is plenty to do and see: take a tour, party-on at the local inn or just chill out at the picturesque campsites. Life is better on a bike.
8-16 September
Where: Capricorn Coast
Web: http://cycleqld.bq.org.au/Pedal away from the everyday on Cycle Queensland 2012. This two-wheel adventure holiday will take you through citrus fruit groves along some of Queensland's most spectacular coastline, and gives you the chance to meet some of Hervey Bay's world famous whales. All your needs are taken care of by the Cycle Queensland team - the event is designed to let you have fun and enjoy your cycling. Their tent city has first aid, mechanics, bike shops, masseurs, a general store, tourist information, licensed café, toilets and hot showers. They serve up three generous meals a day and even transport your luggage. All you have to do after a day on the bike is collect your bags and put up your tent. In the afternoons and evenings there is plenty to do and see: take a tour, party-on at the local inn or just chill out at the picturesque campsites. Life is better on a bike.
Coal to Coast Festival
8 September
Where: Mackay
Web: www.coaltocoastfestival.com.auThe annual Coal to Coast Festival is a celebration showcasing the Sarina region and attracting people all across the country with its quality headline acts and large range of activities and attractions. The Sarina Showground will be host for the Coal Games when up to ten teams will be vying for the honour of winning the Coal Games Cup. Teams will be asked to work together to lift, carry, throw or shift loose and bagged coal in a fun filled course of thrills & spills. There will also be wonderful food, a licensed bar and amusements and many acts catering for parents with young children.
8 September
Where: Mackay
Web: www.coaltocoastfestival.com.auThe annual Coal to Coast Festival is a celebration showcasing the Sarina region and attracting people all across the country with its quality headline acts and large range of activities and attractions. The Sarina Showground will be host for the Coal Games when up to ten teams will be vying for the honour of winning the Coal Games Cup. Teams will be asked to work together to lift, carry, throw or shift loose and bagged coal in a fun filled course of thrills & spills. There will also be wonderful food, a licensed bar and amusements and many acts catering for parents with young children.
9 September
Where: Port Douglas
Web: www.tastesofthetablelands.comGrab your seat at this round table for a feast of delectable cuisine matched with tropical and boutique wines accompanied by tunes from North Qld’s rising stars of music. True to the regions cultural makeup – the Taste of the Tablelands covers a weekend of treats for all senses. And what could be more appropriate then butchers from around the region presenting their best sausage creation! The Tastes of the Tablelands festival is to be held this year in the grounds of the Chinese Temple. It is a showcase of all the best the region has to offer in the way of food, wines, music and arts and crafts. It is also a great stepping stone for new, small producers to introduce their wares to a wide market. It’s a fun day for the whole family, with entertainment for the adults on the main stage and in the Chef's marquee, plus a great children's area.
Townsville Triathlon Festival
14-16 September
Where: Townsville
Web: www.townsvilletrifestival.org.au
The Townsville Triathlon Festival is an annual, three day, action-packed sporting festival with events that cater to every age, fitness level and competitive level. This is North Queensland's largest triathlon festival, attracting competitors from all over Australia. The festival has grown in size and has had to change locations twice due to its popularity. Experience the beautiful scenery of The Strand, with stunning views of Magnetic Island just from the shore, while racing along the professional and flat course that this festival has to offer. Whether you're a high-level competitor or just want to get out and have some fun, there’s a race for you. The five events include a School's Junior Triathlon, Go Troppo Sprint Distance Triathlon, Olympic Distance Triathlon, Criterium Cycle Race, and the TP Human Capital Corporate Triathlon.
Swell Sculpture Festival
14-16 September
Where: Townsville
Web: www.townsvilletrifestival.org.au
The Townsville Triathlon Festival is an annual, three day, action-packed sporting festival with events that cater to every age, fitness level and competitive level. This is North Queensland's largest triathlon festival, attracting competitors from all over Australia. The festival has grown in size and has had to change locations twice due to its popularity. Experience the beautiful scenery of The Strand, with stunning views of Magnetic Island just from the shore, while racing along the professional and flat course that this festival has to offer. Whether you're a high-level competitor or just want to get out and have some fun, there’s a race for you. The five events include a School's Junior Triathlon, Go Troppo Sprint Distance Triathlon, Olympic Distance Triathlon, Criterium Cycle Race, and the TP Human Capital Corporate Triathlon.
14-23 September
Where: Gold Coast
Web: www.swellsculpture.com.auExperience a wondrous display of sculptures built by artists from Australia and abroad in the annual Swell Sculpture Festival atCurrumbin Beach. The free exhibition, staged along one kilometre of coastline, is open all hours with a selection of sculptures revealing a new verve as they are lit up under the southern sky. Over 10 days, around 175,000 visitors will experience the sculptures, enjoy twilight walks, informative artist talks, discover new perspectives at the Public Art Forum, wander through the Swell Smalls Gallery, and participate in artist master classes and children's workshops. Swell Sculpture Festival inspires, amuses, uplifts and captures the hearts and minds of all who visit.
Where: Gold Coast
Web: www.swellsculpture.com.auExperience a wondrous display of sculptures built by artists from Australia and abroad in the annual Swell Sculpture Festival atCurrumbin Beach. The free exhibition, staged along one kilometre of coastline, is open all hours with a selection of sculptures revealing a new verve as they are lit up under the southern sky. Over 10 days, around 175,000 visitors will experience the sculptures, enjoy twilight walks, informative artist talks, discover new perspectives at the Public Art Forum, wander through the Swell Smalls Gallery, and participate in artist master classes and children's workshops. Swell Sculpture Festival inspires, amuses, uplifts and captures the hearts and minds of all who visit.
Mission Beach Film Festival
14 - 16 September
Where: Mission Beach
Web: www.missionbeachfilmfestival.com.auImagine a beachfront film festival lying between World Heritage Rainforest, the Great Barrier Reef and island studded Coral Sea. Now picture a program of films, discussions, workshops and events that entertain and inspire us to protect the natural world we live in. Quirky stories, incredible individuals and inspired communities are celebrated at Australia?s #1 Sustainability Film Festival. The 2012 festival program will encourage consideration of alternative, more sustainable solutions and perspectives on how we live, play, do business and function as a community.
14 - 16 September
Where: Mission Beach
Web: www.missionbeachfilmfestival.com.auImagine a beachfront film festival lying between World Heritage Rainforest, the Great Barrier Reef and island studded Coral Sea. Now picture a program of films, discussions, workshops and events that entertain and inspire us to protect the natural world we live in. Quirky stories, incredible individuals and inspired communities are celebrated at Australia?s #1 Sustainability Film Festival. The 2012 festival program will encourage consideration of alternative, more sustainable solutions and perspectives on how we live, play, do business and function as a community.
Straddie Salute Multisport Festival
15 – 16 September
Where: Stradbroke Island
Web: www.weekendwarriorevents.com.au/our-events/the-straddie-salute.htmlThe Straddie Salute Multisport Festival has become a 'must-do' weekend on Queensland's multisport calendar. Set on NorthStradbroke Island, the Straddie Salute offers three events over two days in one big weekend of adventure. Swim the crystal clear waters in the Straddie 1000 Ocean Swim, jog along one of Queensland's most beautiful coastal trails in the eight kilometre Adventure Run/Walk or take up the ultimate off-road challenge, the Straddie Salute Off-road Triathlon. It's the perfect weekend away. North Stradbroke Island boasts some of the best surfing, whale watching, snorkelling, diving and four wheel driving in Queensland so be sure to make time to sample all that the island has to offer.
15 – 16 September
Where: Stradbroke Island
Web: www.weekendwarriorevents.com.au/our-events/the-straddie-salute.htmlThe Straddie Salute Multisport Festival has become a 'must-do' weekend on Queensland's multisport calendar. Set on NorthStradbroke Island, the Straddie Salute offers three events over two days in one big weekend of adventure. Swim the crystal clear waters in the Straddie 1000 Ocean Swim, jog along one of Queensland's most beautiful coastal trails in the eight kilometre Adventure Run/Walk or take up the ultimate off-road challenge, the Straddie Salute Off-road Triathlon. It's the perfect weekend away. North Stradbroke Island boasts some of the best surfing, whale watching, snorkelling, diving and four wheel driving in Queensland so be sure to make time to sample all that the island has to offer.
Maryborough Technology Challenge
15-16 September
Where: Maryborough
Web: www.technologychallenge.com.auSmells like green spirit: These kids reckon they know how to save the planet, at top speed. Every September over 2000 students from schools throughout Queensland race human powered vehicles, smilie pushcarts, CO2 Dragsters, solar boats and cars for four state titles across one energy-busting weekend. Months of planning and intense physical training will come to fruition as students are challenged in futuristic, hands-on state championship events. Others will lead tiny robots in dance, rescue and race. So start exploring!
15-16 September
Where: Maryborough
Web: www.technologychallenge.com.auSmells like green spirit: These kids reckon they know how to save the planet, at top speed. Every September over 2000 students from schools throughout Queensland race human powered vehicles, smilie pushcarts, CO2 Dragsters, solar boats and cars for four state titles across one energy-busting weekend. Months of planning and intense physical training will come to fruition as students are challenged in futuristic, hands-on state championship events. Others will lead tiny robots in dance, rescue and race. So start exploring!
Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers
21-30 September
Where: Toowoomba
Web: www.tcof.com.auThe Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers has been growing bigger, brighter and more colourful each year. As the longest running floral event of its kind in Australia, it's the premiere celebration of flowers, food, wine, culture, entertainment and all things spring. Join them for what promises to be a wonderful line up of attractions, and exceptional entertainment: the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers has something for everyone!
Where: Toowoomba
Web: www.tcof.com.auThe Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers has been growing bigger, brighter and more colourful each year. As the longest running floral event of its kind in Australia, it's the premiere celebration of flowers, food, wine, culture, entertainment and all things spring. Join them for what promises to be a wonderful line up of attractions, and exceptional entertainment: the Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers has something for everyone!
Bowen Family Fishing Classic & Wet Weekend
22 – 23 September
Where: Bowen
Web: www.bowenfamilyfishingclassic.comNow in its 21st year, the 2012 Bowen Family Fishing Classic and Wet Weekend is the biggest family fishing competition in the country. Held along Bowen's Front Beach at the new Soundshell and Festival Park, the event not only offers anglers the chance to compete for a host of fantastic prizes, but it provides the whole family with the opportunity to play and be entertained over an entire weekend at the top of the Whitsundays. The Classic, as it is rather affectionately known, has become an icon in fishing, entertainment, and family fun. This is a weekend to remember.
Kenilworth Celebrates!
22 – 23 September
Where: Bowen
Web: www.bowenfamilyfishingclassic.comNow in its 21st year, the 2012 Bowen Family Fishing Classic and Wet Weekend is the biggest family fishing competition in the country. Held along Bowen's Front Beach at the new Soundshell and Festival Park, the event not only offers anglers the chance to compete for a host of fantastic prizes, but it provides the whole family with the opportunity to play and be entertained over an entire weekend at the top of the Whitsundays. The Classic, as it is rather affectionately known, has become an icon in fishing, entertainment, and family fun. This is a weekend to remember.
22-29 September
Where: Kenilworth
Web: www.kenilworthcelebrates.org.au
Kenilworth Celebrates! is Kenilworth’s annual Town Festival, incorporating a visual arts extravaganza and set in the beautiful MaryValley. The street comes alive with street theatre, buskers, drummers and musicians. A poets breakfast, various art exhibitions and workshops, Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra performance and dinner, fence painting and Masters at Work are also on during the week, so there’s something for everyone. The Festival is in close proximity to rainforests, national parks, the Mary River and the Andy Goldsworthy sculpture in the Conondale Great Walk. There is also plenty of camping available. Visit the Cheese Factory, Galleries and Art shops, all set in a very small rural town. Kenilworth Celebrates! is a great time to visit the Mary Valley, with the Scarecrow Festival, the annual Kenilworth Show and Rodeo also on in September.
Where: Kenilworth
Web: www.kenilworthcelebrates.org.au
Kenilworth Celebrates! is Kenilworth’s annual Town Festival, incorporating a visual arts extravaganza and set in the beautiful MaryValley. The street comes alive with street theatre, buskers, drummers and musicians. A poets breakfast, various art exhibitions and workshops, Sunshine Coast Symphony Orchestra performance and dinner, fence painting and Masters at Work are also on during the week, so there’s something for everyone. The Festival is in close proximity to rainforests, national parks, the Mary River and the Andy Goldsworthy sculpture in the Conondale Great Walk. There is also plenty of camping available. Visit the Cheese Factory, Galleries and Art shops, all set in a very small rural town. Kenilworth Celebrates! is a great time to visit the Mary Valley, with the Scarecrow Festival, the annual Kenilworth Show and Rodeo also on in September.
Texas Country Round Up
24-30 September
Where: Texas
Web: www.texasqld4385.com.auTexas comes alive each year on the last weekend in September with the sound of country music. An annual event, the Texas Country Music Roundup boasts walk up concerts followed by an old time dance, bush poets breakfasts and a fantastic line up of artists all weekend. Come along and check it out.
24-30 September
Where: Texas
Web: www.texasqld4385.com.auTexas comes alive each year on the last weekend in September with the sound of country music. An annual event, the Texas Country Music Roundup boasts walk up concerts followed by an old time dance, bush poets breakfasts and a fantastic line up of artists all weekend. Come along and check it out.
Ancient Arts Revival
27-30 September
Where: Darlington
Web: http://ancientartsrevival.wordpress.com/There's a sense of mystery around the ancient arts of blacksmithing, wool dyeing and horning, so it's fitting to experience these intriguing old disciplines in a rich historical setting. Garden Hill's Ancient Arts Revival will be housed in the gallery and museum's spectacular collection of traditional rural sheds, nestled in the Lost World Valley and set against the mountains of the LamingtonNational Park. The professionally-led workshops - including blacksmithing: horn and pewter; spinning, dyeing and weaving; bookbinding; whip making; drawing and sandstone sculpture - are an exceptional extended opportunity to explore these old arts. Classes will culminate in a collectors and artist's exhibition on Saturday. Everyone is welcome on this day to enjoy gallery sales, demonstrations and displays of ancient arts and bush crafts, memorabilia and old farm tools, as well as food and market stalls and a walk in the country garden.
Tablelands Folk Festival
27-30 September
Where: Darlington
Web: http://ancientartsrevival.wordpress.com/There's a sense of mystery around the ancient arts of blacksmithing, wool dyeing and horning, so it's fitting to experience these intriguing old disciplines in a rich historical setting. Garden Hill's Ancient Arts Revival will be housed in the gallery and museum's spectacular collection of traditional rural sheds, nestled in the Lost World Valley and set against the mountains of the LamingtonNational Park. The professionally-led workshops - including blacksmithing: horn and pewter; spinning, dyeing and weaving; bookbinding; whip making; drawing and sandstone sculpture - are an exceptional extended opportunity to explore these old arts. Classes will culminate in a collectors and artist's exhibition on Saturday. Everyone is welcome on this day to enjoy gallery sales, demonstrations and displays of ancient arts and bush crafts, memorabilia and old farm tools, as well as food and market stalls and a walk in the country garden.
Tablelands Folk Festival
27 September – 1 October
Where: Yungaburra
Web: www.tablelandsfolkfestival.orgCombining the beautiful heritage village of Yungaburra with the mesmerising music of Australia’s best singers and songwriters, and traditional airs that carry you away to another time. Don't miss Queensland’s longest established Folk Festival. The Tablelands Folk Festival is the only event on the Atherton Tablelands with genuine national standing. Performers come from worldwide to perform here, and it's talked about in every major city in Australia. It’s been running for 31 years, and the 32nd Festival in 2012 looks to be better than ever! But beware… the warm welcome will bring you back again and again!
Where: Yungaburra
Web: www.tablelandsfolkfestival.orgCombining the beautiful heritage village of Yungaburra with the mesmerising music of Australia’s best singers and songwriters, and traditional airs that carry you away to another time. Don't miss Queensland’s longest established Folk Festival. The Tablelands Folk Festival is the only event on the Atherton Tablelands with genuine national standing. Performers come from worldwide to perform here, and it's talked about in every major city in Australia. It’s been running for 31 years, and the 32nd Festival in 2012 looks to be better than ever! But beware… the warm welcome will bring you back again and again!
Caloundra Music Festival "Sun, Surf & Soul"
28-30 September
Where: Caloundra
Web: www.caloundramusicfestival.com.auThe sixth annual Caloundra Music Festival is a not for profit, family-friendly community event celebrating the environment, cultural achievements and community pride of the Caloundra area. Beautiful Kings Beach will come alive to the diverse sounds of the high quality Australian and international artists. Roving performers, beach-side carnival, buskers and free children's entertainment add to the experience. This event is one of the top music festivals in Queensland and is quickly developing a national reputation. Come along
in late September where people of all ages soak up the music and party in the sun by the beach.
Tin Can Seafood Festival
28-30 September
Where: Caloundra
Web: www.caloundramusicfestival.com.auThe sixth annual Caloundra Music Festival is a not for profit, family-friendly community event celebrating the environment, cultural achievements and community pride of the Caloundra area. Beautiful Kings Beach will come alive to the diverse sounds of the high quality Australian and international artists. Roving performers, beach-side carnival, buskers and free children's entertainment add to the experience. This event is one of the top music festivals in Queensland and is quickly developing a national reputation. Come along
in late September where people of all ages soak up the music and party in the sun by the beach.
29 September
Where: Tin Can Bay
Web: www.tincanbaytourism.org.auHeld on the beautiful Tin Can Bay foreshore, the Festival is a popular and entertaining family event. Strong music lineups create a fantastic soundtrack for a day of free activities amidst beautiful parklands.
Where: Tin Can Bay
Web: www.tincanbaytourism.org.auHeld on the beautiful Tin Can Bay foreshore, the Festival is a popular and entertaining family event. Strong music lineups create a fantastic soundtrack for a day of free activities amidst beautiful parklands.
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