when: 31 July 2022 | venue: Einbunpin Lagoon Park | cost: Free | address: 122 Brighton Road, Sandgate
published: 28 Jul 2022, 5 min read
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The Einbunpin Festival turns 30 this year. On Sunday 31 July the festival will celebrate this milestone with a full day of fun, food, and family activities at the Einbunpin Lagoon Parkland. There will be lots of entertainment on the 3 stages, many and varied stalls, the famous Mullet Toss, and Egg and Spoon races. We're excited to once again bring back free rides for the kids to enjoy - rock climbing wall, jumping castle and giant slide!
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The Einbunpin Festival turns 30 this year. On Sunday 31 July the festival will celebrate this milestone with a full day of fun, food, and family activities at the Einbunpin Lagoon Parkland. There will be lots of entertainment on the 3 stages, many and varied stalls, the famous Mullet Toss, and Egg and Spoon races. We're excited to once again bring back free rides for the kids to enjoy - rock climbing wall, jumping castle and giant slide!
Go see Einbunpin Festival 2022.
Einbunpin Festival 2022 is on 31 July 2022. The opening hours are: 10:00am to 4:00pm. Conveniently located in Sandgate.
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