22 Sep, 5 Oct
One of the most anticipated events on Kalgoorlie's social calendar is the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Racing Carnival, held annually in September. This prestigious racing carnival is one of the longest-running in Australia, with over 120 years of history. The three-week event culminates in the Kalgoorlie Cup, attracting thousands of visitors from across the country who come to enjoy the thrill of the races, elegant fashion, and festive atmosphere. The carnival is not just about horse racing; it also features a series of social events, live entertainment, and family-friendly activities, making it a must-attend event for both locals and tourists.
First Week of December
St. Barbara's Festival is another major highlight in Kalgoorlie's event calendar, celebrating the region's mining heritage and the vital role that mining continues to play in the local community. Named after the patron saint of miners, the festival takes place each December and includes a vibrant street parade that features massive mining trucks, floats, marching bands, and performers. The event also includes the Miners' Memorial Service, honoring those who have lost their lives in the mining industry. With family-friendly activities, live music, and food stalls, St. Barbara's Festival is a vibrant celebration that showcases the strong sense of community and pride in Kalgoorlie's mining roots.
Last Week of March
The Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community Fair is a much-loved annual event that brings the community together for two days of family-friendly fun. Held in March, the fair features a wide range of attractions, including carnival rides, animal displays, market stalls, and live entertainment. The event also hosts competitions in arts, crafts, horticulture, and cooking, highlighting the talents of local residents. With something for everyone, the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Community Fair is a fantastic opportunity to experience the town's community spirit and enjoy a traditional country fair atmosphere.
11th June
Kalgoorlie's Multicultural Festival is a celebration of the town's diverse cultural heritage, showcasing the food, music, and traditions of the many communities that call the region home. This colorful event, usually held in October, features a variety of cultural performances, including dance, music, and storytelling, as well as a vibrant food market where visitors can sample international cuisines. The festival provides a platform for different cultures to share their heritage and traditions, promoting inclusivity and understanding within the community. It's a wonderful event that highlights Kalgoorlie's rich multicultural tapestry.
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