ENJOY an evening of live music by the water when the Goulburn Vibes outdoor music event returns to Shepparton’s events calendar this Easter.
The outdoor live music event, held at Western Park, (25 Tom Collins Drive, next to the all-abilities playground and Aquamoves), was cancelled last year due to Coronavirus restrictions, however the Greater Shepparton City Council is pleased to be able to bring the event back.
Locals and visitors will be able to enjoy a session of local performers in the intimate setting of the rustic bushlands behind Victoria Park Lake this Easter weekend, Saturday, April 3.
“The first ever Goulburn Vibes was a celebration of everything local, there were talented local performers, great local vendors and our beautiful environment by the lake and the river,” Greater Shepparton City Council Mayor, Cr O’Keeffe, said.
The inaugural performance saw local artists Jessica Lorraine, Tenielle McKenzie and band and Tim Smith take to the stage. Another addition was Charlie McCosh who later in the year performed as the pick of the crop winner for Land of Plenty music festival.
This year’s performers promise to be equally talented with the Deans of Soul, Madi Colville Walker and Rob Walker duo Gaka Wowa and Bodhi Hawken taking to the stage.
The event is free and will feature local food vendors and a licensed bar area by local suppliers Shepparton Brewery and Chowtown. Attendees will need to bring a chair or picnic rug.
Goulburn Vibes
6pm-9pm, Saturday 3 April, at Western Park, 25 Tom Collins Drive (next to the all-abilities playground and Aquamoves). Free.
