About Dayboro Up Late in Winter
Winter in Dayboro is a magical time of year... so rug up and wander Dayboro's welcoming main street as local businesses open later for one evening only!
Picture deliciously warm meals and perhaps a drink or two, some twilight shopping, and that unmistakable country-town friendliness you simply can't manufacture.
This isn't a market, a street festival, or a ticketed event - it's simply Dayboro doing what it does best: keeping things relaxed, community-focused and welcoming for both locals as well as those visiting from Brisbane and the surrounding area.
What to expect
Browse beautifully lit shopfronts, explore boutique and handmade wares, enjoy a deliciously warm meal (and perhaps a drink or two) and soak in our crisp country air. Participating businesses will offer extended trading hours, so rug up in your coziest jacket and scarf and enjoy an evening where winter is something to be celebrated!
If you're planning to stay for dinner, drinks or dessert, several cafés and restaurants along Williams and Mackenzie Streets will be open - ideal for a relaxed catch-up with friends, family or colleagues...
don't forget to book a table!
When:
Friday, 31 July 2026, 4pm - 8pm
Where:
Willams Street, Dayboro
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