Lets face it, it wasn’t the best weekend of the year to hold a mostly outdoor festival.
But heavy rainfall and plummeting daytime temperatures did not deter the good folk of Brunswick Heads, nor the bargain hunters, who rugged up and pressed on regardless.
And it wasn’t all garage sales and recycled bric a brac.
Now in its 15th year, the festival also boasted, live music, book fairs, free face painting, food stalls, environmental electric car displays, a book fair, free face painting and more.
The not-for-profit festival also provided fundraising opportunities for community groups holding barbecues, cake stalls or tending to the parking.
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