Formerly the Casula For Kids Festival, the Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre has created the Way Out Wesy Festival for Children located in Casula, NSW.
Home to 1.9 million people, Western Sydney has the highest population of children in NSW. The children in this area are diverse, creative and energetic; Way Out West Festival for Children aims to cater to their differing interests and needs.
Way out West reflects the festivals geographic reach and commitment to the western region of Sydney and is a fun filled week for children up to twelve years of age.
The WOW Festival for Children is a festival that premieres some of Australia’s leading artists and companies, as well as presenting programs by children.
It really is an event all about children! Click on the Program tab to see the amazing events coming to the festival, but be warned, they will book out fast, and bookings are essential so be ready to book in advance.
Following on from the success of Casula for Kids Festival, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre has created the Way out West (WOW) Festival for Children.
Located in Warnambool is the multi award winning childrens festival, Fun 4 Kids. Taking place during the winter school holidays, it promises to be jam packed with the very best in family entertainment.
A feast of arts, live performances, hands on activities and inventive workshops are on offer within our sprawling 2.5 acre indoor venue in the heart of Warrnambool.
This unique event designed specifically for kids, has grown to be a ‘must do’ family experience – attracting over 25,000 visitors annually.
Located along the picturesque Great Ocean Road, about 3 hours outside of Melbourne, Fun4Kids is an adventure not to be missed.
Located in the beautiful Adelaide Hills is the annual Winter Reds Festival.
The Winter Reds Festival is the perfect weekend for wine connoisseurs to enjoy hearty food, warming atmosphere, stunning regional reds, and the chance to view some of South Australia's best photography talent.
Whether discovering the mystique of Adelaide Hills pinot at one of the many participating cellar doors, taking a wine tasting master class or enjoying a three course German meal, there is something for everyone.
So, head on over during the cold month of July to South and Australia and make the most of the intimate feel of the Adelaide Hills Festival.
What better way to warm up the bones in the heart of winter than the Festival of Voices in Hobart.
The Festival of Voices offers a diverse range of concerts featuring the best in international and national talent as well as performances by our many touring and workshop choirs.
Singing has long been our most exhilarating form of praise and all lovers of singing, music and performance will get plenty from this festival.
Singers come from across Australia to learn new repertoire and skills, work with exceptional teachers, meet fellow vocalists and choristers and perform in remarkable heritage venues.
So head on down to chilly Hobart and experience the Festival of Voices.
Queensland - Stradbroke Island Chamber Music Festival
July 27th to July 29th
Located across various venues throughout Brisbane is the Stradbroke Island Chamber Music Festival.
The festival tempts lovers of chamber music with gems from the repertoire, ranging from the sparkling virtuosity of Mendelssohn's string quintet no. 2 to the haunting beauty of Shostakovich's string quartet no. 15.
At the new Point Lookout hall, an atmospheric night-time concert will feature George Crumb's Vox Balaenae ('Voice of the Whale').
And the whole family can enjoy an outdoor Sunday morning concert at the Little Ship Club - musical frolics from the festival's brass quintet, cello antics and more.
WA’s French black truffle season at the annual Mundaring Truffle Festival is back again.
Set in picturesque Mundaring, only a 45-minute drive from the Perth CBD, the festival is growing in popularity.
The Oak Valley truffle will be the star of the show and featured prominently in the tastings, demonstrations and the much acclaimed Long Table Lunches and Truffle Masterclass.
Head on over and indulge in some black truffles. Yum.
