Car show coming to North Harbour
Published 1:00pm 9 November 2022
Words by Kylie Knight
North Harbour at Burpengary East is hosting a car show this weekend, with more than 50 cars on display, children’s entertainment, stalls, free rides and sausage sizzle for all the family to enjoy.
The event is on November 12 from 10am-2pm at Falcon St, Burpengary East, off Buckley Rd.
There will be prizes up for gras for registered entrants.
The event will also give families the opportunity to explore the North Harbour Display Village which showcases home designs from Australia’s most experienced and professional home builders, and is a must-see for anyone looking to build their dream home.
Everything you could possibly want to see in interior and exterior design styling is on display from the latest in kitchen and bathroom finishes, to ingenious alfresco areas, butler’s pantries, media rooms, modern and traditional facades, single and double-storey options and more.
EVENT DETAILS
What: North Harbour Car Show
Where: Falcon St, Burpengary East, off Buckley Rd
When: November 12, 10am-2pm
Cost: Free entry
For more information, visit the website
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