Thirroul Open Street Festival

An all ages weekend of sound and surf

King Street Thirroul will be transformed into an outdoor stage with free live music, family activities and more.

Activities will run from 10am - 3pm daily on Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 November.

Thirroul Open Street Festival also complements Thirroul Music Festival on Saturday 29 November.

Check out the festival lineup below.

Saturday 29 November

Thirroul Music Festival: King Street Program

Time		What's on
10 - 10.30am	Earth, Wind and Choir (Thirroul Community Choir)A vibrant local community choir blending popular music arrangements with a feel-good performance style.
10.30 - 11am	Opening of Festival and Welcome to Country
11 - 11.30am		Ruby Gill A bold, truth-telling songwriter and poet.
12 - 12.45pm		Jack Davies Known for his raw lyrical honesty and grassroots storytelling.
1.15 - 2pm		Romy Vager Frontwoman of RVG, a critically acclaimed band blending post-punk intensity with poetic lyricism.
2.15 - 3pm		Andy Golledge (band) A dynamic, genre-bending performer known for his high-energy shows and storytelling lyrics.

Sunday 30 November

Open Streets Surf and Sound program

Time		What's on
10am - 12pm		Ain't That Swell (Podcast) Australia's favourite surf podcast, hosted by Jed Smith and Vaughan Blakey. The live edition includes storytelling, surf film commentary and music.
12 - 12.30pm		Alara Livingstone A proud 17-year-old Yuin woman and singer-songwriter with a soulful, heartfelt presence.
1 - 1.45pm		Beth and Blue Wollongong-based act known for dreamy harmonies and heartfelt lyricism.
2.15 - 3pm		Annie Hamilton Dreamy, guitar-driven indie rock from acclaimed singer-songwriter and former Little May guitarist. Emotionally rich and sonically adventurous.

Thirroul Open Street Festival is funded through a grant from the NSW Government’s Open Streets Program led by Transport for NSW.

Proudly funded by the NSW Government.

Presented by Wollongong City Council in partnership with Thirroul Arts and Entertainment District (TAED).