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Noosa River festival brings community together

Festival attendees loved listening to Noosa's amazing local talent during the event. Photo: Alison Taylor
By Abbey Cannan

A Rotary big breakfast was a scrumptious start to the day for guests at the 2024 Noosa Community Festival on Thursday 26 January.

Brought to you by the volunteers of Tewantin Noosa Lions Club, the event was an entertaining and welcoming day out for the whole family.

The festival came alive with vibrant live music from a range of homegrown talent like Tobias, and kids were delighted with activities from rock climbing to face painting.

The 2024 Noosa Community Festival was made possible thanks to the sponsors including; Noosa Council, the Tewantin Noosa RSL, Woolworths, Noosa Today, the Noosa Yacht and Rowing Club, LiveLife Pharmacies, and Pet Barn.

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