Carnival Fun For the Family

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Written By Sheree Hoddinett
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Wamuran Lions Family Carnival  

Free family fun is on the agenda for this year’s Wamuran Lions Family Carnival.  

After being rained out last year, the carnival returns on 19 July at the Wamuran Sports Complex and is ready to bring the fun! The best part – it’s all free! 

Not just free entry, but the rides, entertainment, face painting, balloon and bubble artists – everything is free. This is an event that any family can head along to and have a wonderful time, all without breaking the bank. You are more than welcome to take a picnic, but there will be food and drink vendors and market stalls available to make purchases.

Community Spirit & Event Highlights

Organisers would love to see everyone make the most of this amazing day to celebrate the local community by creating a vibrant, welcoming space for everyone to enjoy. 

“The Wamuran Lions Club hopes that this free children’s carnival will embody the spirit of community and a true sense of togetherness,” organisers said. “It reflects the Lions Club’s ongoing commitment to the Wamuran community and we aim to make it a cherished annual event for families to enjoy for years to come.  

“We extend a heartfelt thanks to our volunteers, members and sponsors for helping to make this event possible.” 

Other highlights will include blacksmith demonstrations, performances from Wamuran, Delaneys Creek and Mt Mee State Schools and local band The Plumbdogs will also be gracing the stage. 

If you would like to donate or offer sponsorship for this event, please email lions.wamuran.family.carnival@gmail.com  

For further event information, find ‘Lions Club of Wamuran Inc’ on Facebook. 

Wamuran Lions Family Carnival  

  • Saturday, 19 July, 10am-3pm 
  • Wamuran Sports Complex 
  • 84 Campbells Pocket Road, Wamuran

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Written By Sheree Hoddinett

Sheree Hoddinett has been writing for community papers and magazines across the City of Moreton Bay area since 2009. Being able to share someone else’s story is a big part of why she became a journalist in the first place. Her biggest passion lies in feature writing, but the diverse nature of the written word has also allowed her to spread her wings and share her writing skills through other avenues including blogging and even tackling some editing as well. When not tapping away at her keyboard (it does happen!), she is usually spending time with her family out and about, building Lego or puzzles, checking out a good show or even a book. She is always on the lookout for her next story adventure.

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