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Queensland Country Bank Home Hill Harvest Festival

Name: Queensland Country Bank Home Hill Harvest Festival
Start: 2026-09-13
End: 2026-11-07
Location: Home Hill

The Queensland Country Bank Home Hill Harvest Festival is an annual event in Home Hill, Australia, spanning from September 13 to November 7. It features a Queen Program with fundraising, a Rotary Gala Ball on November 6, and a Rio Carnavale-themed Grand Parade and Street Party on November 7.

Date: Sep 13 - Nov 7, 2026
Location: Home Hill
Status: Ongoing

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Queensland Country Bank Home Hill Harvest Festival

Event summary

Highlights

Rio Carnavale-themed Grand Parade and Street Party
Queen Program
Rotary Gala Ball

The Queensland Country Bank Home Hill Harvest Festival is an annual community celebration held in Home Hill, Australia. The festival runs from Sunday, September 13, to Saturday, November 7. It officially begins with a "special" launch event at the Home Hill Community Sports Club, an afternoon event on September 13 that included bowls and live music. During this launch, the 2026 Festival Queens were introduced to attendees.

A key part of the festival is its Queen Program, which aims to provide young women with opportunities to build confidence and engage more deeply with their community. The four Queens – Sarah O’Shea, Sarah Shepherd, Maddison Gallagher, and Julea Farry – undertake fundraising campaigns throughout the festival period.

The festival culminates with two significant events in November. The Rotary Gala Ball on November 6 hosts the announcement of the Charity Queen and Personality Queen. The entire festival then concludes on Saturday, November 7, with a vibrant Rio Carnavale-themed Grand Parade and Street Party, serving as the grand finale.

Practical details

Location described by the source: Home Hill Community Sports Club; www.burdekinlife.com
Area for browsing nearby events: Home Hill

Before attending

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