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It's On Again!
The Warialda Honey Festival
The whole of Warialda will simplybe buzzing with energy on Saturday 21st November at Warialda's first Honey Festival. Organisers Debbie and Natasha Ford and Nola Bayliss are to be commended for their efforts on producing a fun-filled day for young and old. The community of Warialda are right behind the event, with over 50 floats in the Grand Parade, a fantastic experience for all to enjoy.
Over $1600 worth of prizes were donated last year for the Monster Raffle, most of which came from the Warialda's own business houses - a very impressive effort on their behalf! There has been nothing but positive feedback for the last festival, and ideas are already flowing for the this years Honey Festival.
The Warialda Honey Festival
The whole of Warialda will simplybe buzzing with energy on Saturday 21st November at Warialda's first Honey Festival. Organisers Debbie and Natasha Ford and Nola Bayliss are to be commended for their efforts on producing a fun-filled day for young and old. The community of Warialda are right behind the event, with over 50 floats in the Grand Parade, a fantastic experience for all to enjoy.
Over $1600 worth of prizes were donated last year for the Monster Raffle, most of which came from the Warialda's own business houses - a very impressive effort on their behalf! There has been nothing but positive feedback for the last festival, and ideas are already flowing for the this years Honey Festival.
There were many bargains to be had from the market stalls which were also very successful. The street was packed for the whole day and gladly the rain held off. A number of tourists come to Warialda especially to take part in the festivities.It is a great opportunity for all to see that Warialda can really pull off a great day when they put in the effort.
Highlights of the day last year included the launch of Jamie Flegerbain's CD "Gwydir Good Life" which was on sale for $12.
The day was packed with quality musical entertainment, from the local schools and community members. The dancing demonstrations provided a vibrant spectacle and the kids couldn't get enough of the green haired magician.
Congratulations to all those who are involved in the Honey Festival and contribute to making the day a success for the whole community.
The Honey Festival is set to be an annual event and if last year's festival is anything to go by, this year will be worth marking in your calendar, don't miss it!
>> Click here to find out more about honey in Warialda area.
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