Enjoy Caboolture Feasts and Beats
Published 6:00am 28 October 2023
Caboolture Feasts and Beats returns to the outdoors with its vibrant atmosphere, delicious food and live entertainment.
On Saturday, November 4, the James St Precinct in Caboolture will transform into a vibrant and lively hub.
This year, there will be live performances from local musicians, Tayiha, Ander Harlem and J-Funk on the Ray White Wamuran Main Stage.
With an array of food trucks offering a diverse range of food and beverages, there will be a meal to satisfy everyone’s cravings.
Caboolture Feasts and Beats is a family-friendly event, and there will be plenty of activities for the little ones to enjoy, including free face painting.
Key details
When: Saturday, November 4
Where: James St Precinct, Caboolture
Time: 4.30-8.30pm
Cost: Free entry
Stage program
4.30pm – Tayiha
5.45pm – Ander Harlem
7pm – J-Funk
Caboolture Feasts & Beats is proudly supported by strategic sponsors Moreton Alert, Ausbuild, UniSC, Brisbane Whale Watching, Village Motors and Pacific Harbour Golf and Country Club, Major Sponsor City of Moreton Bay, Main Stage Sponsors Ray White Wamuran and Community Sponsors Richardson & Wrench Caboolture.
For more information, visit whatsonmoretonbay.com
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