Celebrate Australia Day on Bribie Island
Published 9:00am 3 January 2024
Head on over to Bribie Island and celebrate Australia Day by the water.
Enjoy an evening of festivities and free family fun from 5-8pm, followed by fireworks to finish the day.
Brennan Park at Bongaree will host a cracking stage program of live music, food trucks, face painting, market stalls and fireworks.
Stage entertainment
A talented line-up of local performers will set the scene as you chill out with friends and family for a great arvo of Moreton Bay entertainment.
Stage Program:
5.05pm – Grace Alexandra
5.30pm – Heidi and CP
6.30pm – ANTHEMS! Live Band
Fireworks
At 8pm there will be fireworks over Pumicestone Passage from Brennan Park.
Set up a picnic along the Pumicestone Passage foreshore for the best view of the light show.
Australia Day on Bribie Island is proudly delivered by Moreton Bay Region Industry & Tourism in partnership with Moreton Bay City Council.
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