Challenge yourself on some of the most spectacular and technical roads in Australia, before settling in to a weekend of relaxed entertainment at the Khancoban Motorcycle Festival.
The festival will kick off at 2.45pm on Saturday 3rd March with a special curtain raising performance by Khancoban Public School. This will be followed by music until midnight from “The Burners”, “The Wayne Ryder band” and “3 on the Tree”. All of the bands are well known around the live music scene, and will play from a wide range of rock and pop covers, from the 60’s through to today. A bar and food stalls will also be on site for the event.
The festival is being held in the parkland on the corner of Scammel Street and Mitchell Ave, adjacent to the Khancoban Pool. The Khancoban community bus will be in operation throughout the event to transport festival goers to and from their accommodation.
On Sunday morning a barbeque breakfast will be available from 8.00am at the festival site. Show n Shine entries will assemble at 8.30am, at the Khancoban shopping centre carpark, and the winner will be announced at 9.30am. Festival tickets are $20 and are available on the day. Children under 18 are free. A portion of the festival’s profits will be donated to the Corryong hospital.
Despite the rain, the festival is still going ahead. It has been moved indoors, and as a thank you to everyone who’s braving the rain, tickets are 50% off – now $10 each. It’s going to be a great event, and we are looking forward to seeing everyone there!
Before you leave for the festival, please check the Tumbarumba Shire webpage for any road closures in the Khancoban area due to the weather. The road closure quick link is on the right hand side of the
home page.
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Enjoy a leisurely sleep in before making your way down to the Festival Stage for a relaxed all-day breakfast and coffee.
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