For information and updates about the Black Snake Creek Festival, please visit the News page
Marburg’s Black Snake Creek Festival has been run successfully for the last two years and gets bigger and better each year.
All the Festival’s activities are located in the historic town centre. It is a time both for the local community and visitors to celebrate what the lifestyle has to offer and to appreciate all the local musical and artistic talent on show.
The Festival includes a poet’s breakfast, street parade, street artists, art/quilt show, a full day’s musical program (two stages), market stalls, food stalls, school children’s activities and community groups’ displays.
The Festival is managed by the Marburg and District Residents’ Association with support from Ipswich City Council and other local organisations and businesses.
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Award-winning quilt at the art show. Left to right: Ipswich City Councillor David Pahlke, former Federal Member for Blair Cameron Thompson, State Member for Ipswich West Wayne Wendt. Local artist Rebecca Headridge of Bec’s Air Art. Local fruit and vegetables on sale. Classic cars in the grand parade. Entrant in the car competetion. Information stall on pest management. Marburg State School’s famous hamburger stall – home of the Marburg Megaburger. Young firefighters. And clowns too!
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The Black Snake Creek Festival raises funds for community activities and local charitable giving.
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