Burswood Park will come alive on Sunday, November 24th in a free family festival celebrating Western Australia and the start of summer. The event will be held in place of this year’s WA Day Festival, which was cancelled in June due to bad weather.
Live music, carnival rides, fireworks, and the state’s largest drone show
The one-day festival will feature the state’s largest drone show, fireworks, live music, carnival rides, food trucks, and more. It will also include a showcase of WA’s best local music, in partnership with RTRFM. The full line-up is set to be announced in the coming months. Along with free festival entry, families can take advantage of free public transport to get to and from the event.
“While we were disappointed to see the June event cancelled, we promised we’d bring the WA Day Festival back later in the year and we’re delivering,” Premier Roger Cook said.
“This is the perfect way to kick off summer — a free festival showcasing the very best of WA. We live in the greatest state in the country, and this is an opportunity to celebrate everything we love about WA.”
The WA Day Festival will be held in conjunction with The West Test between Australia and India at Optus Stadium on Sunday, November 24th, providing Western Australians and visitors with a series of activations and events at the stadium precinct.
For more information about the event, visit the WA Day website.
