Carnarvon Windfest

10 January

Carnarvon Yacht Club

Carnarvon Windfest is a much-loved coastal celebration and a proud part of the This Life – Summer Music Series. Set along Carnarvon’s stunning foreshore, the event brings together live summer music, colourful kites dancing in the sky and a relaxed seaside atmosphere that captures the spirit of the season.

Across the day and into the evening, visitors can enjoy live performances, family-friendly activities, local food and plenty of space to unwind by the ocean. With the sea breeze rolling in and music setting the soundtrack, Carnarvon Windfest is a celebration of community, creativity and summer on the Cor

 

Drop In Mini Golf

14-16 January

Kestrel Cafe

Drop in and play a round of mini golf in a fun, relaxed atmosphere, with DJ Lo setting the vibe throughout the session. With laid-back beats and a lively soundtrack, this drop-in experience is perfect for families, friends and anyone keen to enjoy something a little different. No bookings required — just turn up, grab a club and join the fun.

Whether you’re testing your putting skills or simply soaking up the atmosphere, drop-in mini golf with DJ Lo is all about easygoing entertainment and good times. Come for a quick round or stay a little longer, enjoy the music and be part of the buzz as the beats roll and the fun continues.

  

Ambient Soundscapes

23 January

Cuppa & Crumb Cafe

Ambient Soundscapes is a unique, immersive listening experience featuring tranXista, The Ossicle and Slow Point Electronic. Blending ambient, experimental and electronic sound, the event invites audiences to slow down and tune into a softer side of live music, shaped by nature, technology and atmosphere.

Using plants as part of the music-making process, the artists translate natural signals into evolving soundscapes that grow and shift in real time. The result is a calm, meditative experience where music and nature intersect, creating a space to relax, reflect and experience sound in an entirely different way as part of Carnarvon’s summer cultural season.

 

Nathan Parsons ft. Fleur

14 February 

Miss Fangs

Nathan Parson — a member of Margaret River based band Salt Tree, brings his signature coastal sound to Carnarvon for an intimate live performance. Known for heartfelt songwriting and laid-back melodies, Nathan’s music captures the easygoing rhythm of life by the sea, making it the perfect soundtrack for a summer evening.

Supporting the night is local band Fleur, featuring Seb Davies and Sophia Alston. Together, they’ll set the tone with soulful harmonies and a warm, homegrown sound, showcasing local talent alongside a nationally recognised artist. It’s a relaxed, feel-good night of live music celebrating connection, community and summer as part of This Life.

 

Respect, Reflect, Celebrate

25 January 

Coral Bay | Bazza's Park

Reflect. Respect. Celebrate.
4pm onwards
Bouncy Castle
Screening of Bluey, followed by Red Dog

Sausage Sizzle from 6pm

Hosted by the Coral Bay Progress Association, join us for a community afternoon celebrating Reflect. Respect. Celebrate. Australia Day on Baiyungu Country.

Come down to Bazza's Park from 4pm for an afternoon of family fun!

26 January 

Carnarvon

Australia Day Community Citizen of the Year Awards 2026

Join us on Yinggarda Country to Reflect. Respect. Celebrate. at the annual Community Citizen of the Year Awards and Citizenship Ceremony!

Where: Carnarvon Yacht Club
When: 7:30am, Monday 26 January 2026

Celebrate our local heroes as we present the Community Citizen of the Year Awards. A wonderful opportunity to recognise the people who make Carnarvon such a special place. Welcome our newest members of the community with the Citizenship Ceremony. 

Start your day with a delicious breakfast, great company, and a morning of community pride and celebration. 

Breakfast - $10 Family, $5 Adult - Cash only 

The event will be followed by a celebration with fireworks on display.

Where: Town Beach

When: 4pm to 8pm

 

Pulp Fiction

27 February

Camel Lane Theatre

Pulp Fiction is Quentin Tarantino’s cult-classic masterpiece — a bold, non-linear crime film packed with sharp dialogue, unforgettable characters and iconic scenes. Following the intersecting lives of hitmen, boxers, gangsters and more, the film blends dark humour with stylised storytelling to create one of the most influential movies of all time.

From its instantly recognisable soundtrack to its endlessly quoted moments, Pulp Fiction remains a must-watch cinematic experience. Whether you’re revisiting a classic or seeing it on the big screen for the first time, this screening promises an entertaining, edgy and unmistakably cool night of film.

 

MCN EZRA & Crew

13 March

Gascoyne Hotel

MCN Ezra brings his high-energy beats, sharp lyrics, and magnetic stage presence to Carnarvon. Known for blending dynamic flows with infectious grooves, his performances are an electrifying mix of rhythm, wordplay, and crowd connection that keeps audiences moving from start to finish.

With a reputation for commanding the stage and delivering unforgettable live shows, MCN Ezra promises an evening full of energy, excitement, and the kind of vibe that only summer nights in Carnarvon can offer. It’s a must-see performance for fans of live hip-hop and anyone looking to feel the pulse of the local music scene.

 

      

 

SGT Hulka

20 March

The Port Hotel

Sgt. Hulka brings a blend of soul, creating a unique blend of Soul Pop. She is a multifaceted, funky, soulful, and award-winning artist that showcases her epic talents to bring you old school vibes with a modern flare. Anchored by her powerful piano playing and commanding vocals, her music is both groove-driven and deeply soulful, drawing on classic influences while sounding fresh and contemporary.

When backed by her full band, her live show becomes a dynamic mix of punchy horns, tight rhythms, rich harmonies, and bold, confident vocals that light up the stage and pull audiences straight into the moment. Sgt. Hulka will be bringing that electric energy to Carnarvon, promising a powerful, joy-filled performance that will have the crowd grooving. 

Norwest Cup: Peter Bibby & The Big Horse Band, Grub

28 March

Festival Showgrounds

Peter Bibby has always forged his own path through the muck. Perth’s favourite maestro/poet has been pushing the bounds for 15 years with his unique brand of Australiana punk.

His unmatched ability to weave grimy, gritty, mundane realism into metaphor for universal themes of life and love, set against a rugged Australian landscape have made him a spokesperson for the working class of his generation.

 

Toby Beard

8 April

Carnarvon Hotel

Toby draws inspiration from life on the road, the connections she makes, love lost and found, motherhood, and the ever-changing landscape of the human heart. Her lyrics are honest, raw, and relatable, weaving together folk, blues, roots, rock, and soul into a unique sound that is entirely her own.

Known for her soulful voice, captivating stage presence, and emotionally charged performances, Toby has the rare ability to make audiences feel seen, heard, and connected — whether she’s performing for 50 people in a barn or 12,000 at an international festival stage. Her music lives and breathes emotion.  It’s not just something you hear — it’s something you experience.