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September 8
QLD: Heritage Nanango Country MusterRevel in all the glory that is Australian country music at this event in Nanango, just two hours north of Brisbane. Enjoy local and interstate artists strumming their stuff as well as bush poets galore. Full camping facilities are available.
www.nanangoshowsociety.com
September 8-11
TAS: Australian Antarctic FestivalEnjoy a film festival, open days at the Mawson’s Hut replica, tours aboard Australian ice breaker Aurora Australis as well as photography competitions in this event which acknowledges the contribution made by the Antarctic community to the Tasmanian culture and economy.
www.antarcticfestival.com.au
September 9-11
QLD: National Bilby Day FestivalAs part of the fundraising for the Save the Bilby Fund, this event offers anyone who’s concerned about the plight of our native animals the chance to participate. There’s the ‘Dawnie Express’ steam train ride from Brisbane to Charleville; a Fur Ball on Saturday night with a 1930s theme and a swing band; and a family day on Sunday at Graham Andrews Parklands.
www.savethebilbyfund.com
September 11
QLD: Westbrook Family Fun DayThere’s a fun day to be had for all ages at this biennial event hosted by Lions Club of Westbrook and Districts at Barwick St in Westbrook. Expect rides, an animal nursery for the kids, stalls brimming with local produce and handmade products as well as skate demonstrations and live performers.
www.southernqueenslandcountry.com.au
September 16-18
Strathalbyn is the place to be to watch local and interstate riders show off their talents in stock handling, cross country riding, whip cracking and horse-shoeing.
www.lakeschallenge.com.au
WA: Chittering Wildflower Festival
Anyone with even a slightly tinged green thumb will love this event at the Bindoon Town Hall. There’ll be more than 300 varieties of wildflower to investigate as well as an art and photography exhibition and the Heritage Museum’s special collection of memorabilia acknowledging the Centenary of WWI. Bring a picnic or enjoy a
Devonshire tea.
www.chittering.travel
September 17-18
TAS: Tasmanian Trout ExpoFancy dangling a line? Brumbys Creek will host this annual event that includes a competition to catch the $10,000 tagged trout among other prizes. You don’t need a fishing licence for many events and you can grab a snack at one of the many food stalls. It’s part of the Tasmanian Schools Trout Fishing Championships so kids are absolutely welcome.
www.tasmaniantroutexpo.com.au
September 17
TAS: Huonville MarketStock up your camper’s larder with fresh – and mostly organic – produce at this local market, 40 Main Rd, Huonville. Enjoy a cuppa, a freshly-made cake or two and the live band that plays every market day.
0400 678 013
WA: Wyalkatchem Swap Meet
You just never know what incredibly treasures you’ll find looking through someone else’s stuff. Travellers are more than welcome to Wyalkatchem Town Hall and car park to sift through the goodies on display - from tools, machinery or household goods - and maybe even offer up a few items of your own.
(08) 6102 6505
September 18
VIC: Coal Creek Pirates Day
Here’s an event for the one-eyed traveller who likes an adventure… Work on your best “arrggh me hearties” impression and head to the Coal Creek Community Park & Museum for a treasure hunt and boat races at the lake where you can buy and decorate your boat then enter the races and maybe win the best-dressed competition.
www.coalcreekvillage.com.au
NSW: Harbourside Market
This regular outdoor market in Coffs Harbour is a great stop for a Sunday stroll among local craftspeople, growers and entertainers. There’s fresh produce, gourmet food stalls and live music to entertain you as you shop.
www.harboursidemarkets.com.au
September 18-19
If you’ve never experienced the rich cultural history of Australia’s indigenous people brought to life through dance, you should not miss this event. Drop in to Borroloola to see local Yanyuwa, Mara, Garrwa, Gurdanji and Wanda Ngula dancers perform alongside visiting dance groups from across the Top End and Gulf Region. The event is part of Artback NT’s traditional indigenous dance program.
www.artbacknt.com.au
September 24
VIC: Myrtleford Alpine RallyOk, so we know you’re all 4WD enthusiasts, but what about those of you who swing both ways and love a bit of two-wheel action as well? This rally event in the Merriang Plantations and Buffalo River Region is for you. All trails are designed for intermediate riders and are well marked along open flowing tracks and fire trails. There’s a 70km loop in the morning and a 60km trail in the afternoon. Saddle up!
www.myrtlefordalpinerally.com
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