Category: Blog Posts

  • Who let the dogs out?!

    Who let the dogs out?!

    Dogs Day Out Brings Wagging Tails and Smiles to the Festival of Busselton The Festival of Busselton was alive with excitement today as Dogs Day Out welcomed a fantastic turnout […]

  • Beloved Festival of Busselton Treasure Hunt Returns with Huge Crowds

    Beloved Festival of Busselton Treasure Hunt Returns with Huge Crowds

    One of the Festival of Busselton’s most loved events has made a highly anticipated return, with the Treasure Hunt taking place for the first time since COVID and drawing huge […]

  • Chalk it up – time to get creative!

    Chalk it up – time to get creative!

    New Event Set to Be a Crowd Favourite: Chalk It Up The Festival of Busselton’s new event, Chalk It Up, brought a splash of creativity and fun to the beachside […]

  • Great Start to Busselton’s Festival

    Great Start to Busselton’s Festival

    A Night to Remember: The Busselton NYE Festival Kicks Off in Style What a way to welcome the new year. The first night of the Festival of Busselton, held on […]

  • We are hiring!

    We are hiring!

    🌟 WE’RE HIRING! 🌟Events Coordinator (casual contractor)📍 Based in Busselton & surrounds📅 Contract: August 2025 – February 2026 Are you a creative organiser who loves community vibes and summer events? […]

  • HUGE turn out for Bluey and Bingo!

    HUGE turn out for Bluey and Bingo!

    💙 Our First Ever Bluey’s Picnic – What a Morning! 💙 Our very first Bluey’s Picnic was an unforgettable success, and we’re still smiling from the incredible turnout! Families from across the […]

  • Happy New Year 2025

    Happy New Year 2025

    ✨ New Year’s Eve on the Busselton Foreshore – A Night to Remember! ✨ What an incredible night it was on the Busselton Foreshore for our annual New Year’s Eve Festival! The atmosphere […]

  • Volunteers Save Festival!

    Volunteers Save Festival!

    The future of the beloved Festival of Busselton was uncertain after it nearly folded due to too few volunteers. However, a late surge in community support enabled organizers to form […]