Events

Bundaberg is a vibrant hub of activity, offering a rich calendar of events throughout the year that cater to all interests and tastes.

The Taste Bundaberg Festival is a highlight, showcasing the region’s finest food and drink over ten days, with banquets, barbecues, and cooking demonstrations.

The Childers Festival transforms the charming town of Childers into a bustling marketplace with over 300 stalls, live music, and cultural displays. The Milbi Festival celebrates Indigenous culture with traditional dance, storytelling, art exhibitions, and more.

In addition to these annual festivals, the Moncrieff Entertainment Centre hosts a variety of shows year-round, including live music, theatre, comedy, and film screenings.

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, there’s always something happening in Bundaberg. Explore the posts below to read more about these exciting events and plan your visit to make the most of Bundaberg’s lively cultural scene.

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Moncrieff Entertainment Centre

The Moncrieff Entertainment Centre, just a five-minute walk from Villa Mirasol in Bundaberg, offers year round performances including music, theatre, comedy, and films.

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Milbi Festival

The Milbi Festival in Bundaberg is an annual celebration of Indigenous culture, featuring dance performances, storytelling, art exhibitions, and traditional cuisine.

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Childers Festival

The Childers Festival near Bundaberg is a vibrant annual event celebrating music, food, and multiculturalism with over 300 market stalls, live performances, and cultural displays.

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Taste Bundaberg Festival

The food bowl of Queensland comes alive for ten delicious days at Taste Bundaberg Festival. With banquets, beverages, barbecues, and brunches, there’s something for everyone’s taste buds!

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Acknowledgement of Country

At Villa Mirasol, we respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the Taribelang Bunda, Gooreng Gooreng, Gurang, and Bailai Peoples. We recognise that this land holds deep cultural, spiritual, social, and economic significance for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. We honour the generations who have cared for and shaped this land, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.