Save the date!
Sat 13th December 2025
WHAT'S ON
MITCH "FINGERS" CULLEN IS RETURNING
Mitch "FINGERS" Cullen blew us all away with his amazing fusion of guitar and didgeridoo. Mitch is an Australian Singer-Songwriter with bags of natural talent. He has played multiple international festivals from Hungary to India and has racked up whopping amounts of views on YouTube.
LONG TABLE DINNER
This exclusive event will take place on Saturday evening after the festival right in the middle of town under the rooftop in Brockman Street.
Local food heroes, Chef Raj Thyagarajan and Chef Joe Ditri will be preparing a multi course feast with premium Southern Forests produce.
This event will be licensed, with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase. No BYO is allowed.
Tickets are strictly limited to 150 seats and will go on sale soon!
TROY BENNELL
Troy has travelled extensivley throughout Europe and Asia, as an artist, cultural performer, gallery curator and ambassador for tourism in Australia. Proud of his Noongar heritage, his country and the place where he grew up, Troy has combined those passions into Ngalang Wongi Aboriginal Cultural Tours and uses his skills in tourism and story telling to promote his greatest passion... his homeland and the cultural heritage of his people.
Very much a family affair, members of Troy’s family, both elders and young people will occasionally join the tours, bringing their own unique, intergenerational perspective to the Ngalang Wongi story.
As an acclaimed Australian artist, Troy has been involved with many of the public art projects in and around Bunbury. Closest to his heart are those that celebrate and commemorate the historical and cultural contributions of the local Noongar people in the region.
Troy also works extensively with local Indigenous youth and is involved in developing ‘on country’ programs aimed at helping at risk young people through interaction with positive role models from within their local community.
DON'T MISS THE GRAND PARADE
The Grand Parade is a an absolute crowd favourite, filled with the gleaming colour of all sorts of cars, tractors, motorcycles, trucks and who knows what as they make their way up the main street of town.
The Grand Parade will travel from north to south along Giblett Street at 10am
NEIL HALDEN TYREPOWER LOG CHOPPING
Watch some of Australia's toughest axemen do battle in the Neil Halden Tyrepower log chopping competition. When you see the power and strength of these guys as they swing an axe, it's little wonder multiple world champion's come from Australia!
Competition will be held in Coronation Park on the main street of town from 11.00am.
PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION & EXHIBITION
This year's min theme is "Red and Green". Photographers from all over the region will vie for the prize in 12 classes. Images will be on exhibition in the Manjimup Town Hall all day at the festival.
To enter, download your entry form by clicking the button below.
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