Event overview

  • 2023-03-11
  • 2.00pm - 10.00pm
  • Wallace Lane & River Street, Macksville
  • https://www.macksvillelanewayfestival.com.au/
  • $2 coin entry per person at the gate.

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Macksville Laneway Festival

A new community arts festival is coming to Macksville!

As the laneway connects the town the river, the festival allows people to reconnect through art and performance.

Macksville Laneway Festival

Macksville Laneway Festival

A new community arts festival is coming to Macksville on Saturday 11th March.

Taking place on Wallace Lane and River St, this family friendly event will bring the community together in a joyous celebration of song, dance and street performance.

Featuring live bands, fire show, street performers, street art photo trail, market stalls, food trucks, kids lantern making + parade, kids & young adult circus playspace, community rock choir, giant games, dancing, laneway cricket comp, artist talks & workshops.

Sign up online to trade as a stallholder, or to volunteer for a couple of hours to help us manage the gates.
Register a 3-4 person team for our Laneway Cricket Comp – represent your business or field a family team. Prizes to be won!

2pm to 10pm (for afternoon session and evening session line up, see website)

$2 coin entry per person at the gate.

© THE VALLEY HUB | Creative by “On The Farm – Creative Services” | The Valley Hub has been supported by FRRR (Foundation for Rural and Regional Renewal) IRCF (Investing in Rural Community Futures) Fund, and the Australian and NSW governments’ Bushfire Local Economic Recovery Fund.

The Valley Hub is brought to you by BISEP with a purpose to improve the quality of life for the people of the Nambucca Valley and the wider community through Culture, Business, Not for Profit Organisations and Community connection.

The Valley Hub acknowledges Gumbaynggirr country, the Ancestors, Elders and Traditional Custodians of the Valley in which we live and work. We thank them for their care of country through time and acknowledge and respect their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.

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