In addition to the upcoming Vivid Sydney festival, Australia will also be hosting the Wyndham Learning Festival from September 1 to September 7, 2024. Led by the Wyndham Community & Education Centre and supported by Wyndham City, the festival aims to showcase a variety of learning events and empower communities through lifelong learning [da26d538].
The Wyndham Learning Festival will feature unique bags adorned with artwork from local creatives Tia Misquitta and Bea Payla. Tia, a 14-year-old student, had her image 'Love for Books' selected, while Bea's image 'The Colour Thief' was also chosen. The festival bags will be printed with the artists' images on one side and the festival logo on the other, providing a platform for local talent to be recognized and celebrated [da26d538].
One of the highlights of the festival will be a signature event featuring Dr. Karl on August 31. Dr. Karl will share tips on making sustainable choices, promoting environmental awareness and encouraging attendees to take actions that contribute to a more sustainable future [da26d538].
The Wyndham Learning Festival is an opportunity for the community to come together and engage in a wide range of learning activities. From workshops to discussions, the festival aims to foster a culture of lifelong learning and empower individuals to expand their knowledge and skills [da26d538].
Meanwhile, Illuminate Adelaide 2024 is set to be the brightest attraction this winter in Adelaide. The event will take place from July 4th until July 21st, 2024 and will feature interactive light installations, immersive experiences, and large-scale light displays throughout Adelaide's city center. City Lights, a part of Illuminate Adelaide, offers interactive installations that invite children to engage directly with the art. Fire Gardens, created by Compagnie Carabosse, turns the Adelaide Botanic Garden into a dreamscape of fire sculptures. EDEN at Adelaide Botanic Garden is an interactive garden of light and sound that engages the senses and sparks the imagination. Universal Kingdom: Prehistoric Nights at the Adelaide Zoo features life-sized, glowing dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures. Superluminal, hosted by the South Australian Museum, is an interactive installation designed for children aged 4 to 8 that combines art, science, and play. Base Camp at Lot Fourteen is a central hub with food and drink options, live music, and family-friendly activities [597dfb68].
Illuminate Adelaide 2024 promises to be a spectacular celebration of light, art, and innovation. It is a must-see event for families and offers captivating experiences for all ages. The event aims to push the boundaries of creativity and community engagement [597dfb68].
On the other hand, the Fleurieu Food Festival is a family-friendly event that takes place in the Fleurieu Peninsula. It offers a variety of events such as the Cosy Kickback at Kuitpo, Smiling Sunday Sessions at Smiling Samoyed Brewery, feather&PECK FARM Walking Tour at Ashley Park, Twilight Gourmet Festival at Lloyd Brothers, Bushdance at Willunga Town Hall, Willunga Farmers Market, Berg's Backyard Sessions at Berg Herring Wines, and Southbound Cafe Normanville. Each event has its own date, time, and location. The festival is a great opportunity to explore the region, indulge in local produce, and spend quality time with family [90764804].
Cabin Fever Festival is a 10-day event in WA's south-west from July 12 to July 21, featuring over 50 events. The festival includes a roving food and wine adventure along Busselton, Dunsborough, and Margaret River, with live music, gourmet food, and local brews. The Ultimate Winter Long Lunch offers a four-course feast prepared by three top chefs. The Cabin is a pop-up space on the Busselton Foreshore with live music and events like the Cheese Toastie Battle and Food Truck Frenzy. Shelter the Storm at Shelter Brewing Co features live music, brews, and a silent disco. Munchies and Magnums at Busselton Pavilion offers comfort food and magnums of wine. The festival also includes other events like dancing, wine tastings, and gourmet snacks [8d854b64].
The Albrighton with Donington Fayre in Shropshire will have a 'space' theme this year, featuring a special display by Wolverhampton Astronomical Society, a float parade, and the first-ever 'Space Base' situated opposite The Bush pub on High Street. The village has a previously undiscovered link with the galaxy through Dr Belinda Wilkes, a physics and astronomy expert who grew up in Albrighton. The Fayre will also include music performances, Punch and Judy shows, a fun fair, and a flypast from the Air Ambulance. The two showpiece events will be a parade of more than 30 floats and classic vehicles, followed by the presentation of awards and the crowning of The Rose Queen. The Fayre aims to showcase what the village has to offer and will be held on Saturday [b809ee22].
Tafwyl, a festival celebrating Welsh music and culture, will be held in Cardiff on July 13 and 14, 2024. The festival is expected to attract thousands of visitors and is supported by £100,000 from the Welsh Government's Events Wales and Cymraeg 2050 grants. The festival will be officially opened by Jeremy Miles, the Welsh Government's Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Energy, and Welsh Language, and Sarah Murphy, the Minister for the Creative Industries. Taran, a band formed through the 'Yn Cyflwyno' project, will be performing at the festival. The total economic impact of Tafwyl is expected to be around £2.1 million [a54056be].
With the Wyndham Learning Festival, Illuminate Adelaide 2024, Fleurieu Food Festival, Cabin Fever Festival, Albrighton Summer Fayre, and Tafwyl, Australia and the UK are embracing creativity, learning, light installations, local food, wine, Welsh music, and culture, offering diverse and engaging experiences for people of all ages and interests.