
Local businesses, schools and community groups are invited to submit their expression of interest to join The Festival of Fisher's Ghost Street Parade.
The iconic parade will join this year's anniversary program, recognising the 70th anniversary of the festival and the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Fred Fisher's body and original ghost sighting.
"The Fisher's Ghost Parade is a cherished part of the history of The Festival of Fisher's Ghost, bringing our community together to celebrate Campbelltown's rich history, creativity and community spirit in the heart of our city centre," Mayor of Campbelltown Darcy Lound said.
"It's been inspiring to see the enthusiasm and passion from across our community for this parade, through the great work of our Festival of Fisher's Ghost Committee, community members and my fellow councillors, who've helped establish this event as a highlight of our 2026 anniversary program," Cr Lound said.
"We have a fantastic opportunity to make this year's event a truly memorable anniversary, so I strongly encourage our community, cultural groups, sporting clubs, schools, businesses and residents to apply to enter their float and join us for what promises to be a spectacular event," he said.
Expressions of interest can be made through Council's website and close on 23 August at 11.50pm.
The Festival of Fisher's Ghost Parade will return on Saturday 31 October from 2pm to 4pm.