Chill out at Jazz & Shiraz Mango Hill
Published 5:00am 24 October 2023
Words by Jodie Powell
Dive into great tunes and vino at Jazz & Shiraz Mango Hill with a relaxing evening at Lakeside Crescent Park.
The event, on Sunday, November 12 from 2-6pm, offers a chill afternoon filled with quality music and performers.
There’s live local music, a licensed bar, and tantalising food trucks to enjoy while you unwind on a picnic rug and let the jazz tunes transport you while indulging in a quiet tipple.
The licensed bar will serve a selection of premium wines, beers, and beverages to enhance your enjoyment.
Free entry
Local musicians will grace the stage, providing a soulful soundtrack to the relaxing afternoon.
Food trucks onsite will offer variety of delicious bites.
Entry into Jazz & Shiraz is free. Gather friends and family for a memorable afternoon in Mango Hill.
Jazz & Shiraz Mango Hill is proudly presented by Moreton Bay City Council and delivered by Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism.
Date: Sunday, November 12
Time: 2-6pm
Location: Capestone Lakeside Crescent Park, Mango Hill
What to bring: A picnic rug, a camp chair and sun protection
Please note: This event is NOT BYO!
Find out more here.
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