Fitzroy-Tunuba Shines with Music and Arts Festival

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The banks of the Fitzroy-Tunuba River have been transformed into a vibrant hub of music, culture and arts for the 2025 Rockhampton Regional Council River Festival.

Rockhampton River Festival is a celebration showcasing the region with unforgettable experiences, live entertainment, workshops, epic food and so much more.

Best of all, entry is free to all who come to experience this amazing event.

More than 40,000 people are expected to attend the three-day event, generating around $1.6 million in direct and incremental spending across the region.

Festival-goers can explore the complete event timetable on the Rockhampton River Festival website and via the Rockhampton Events app, making it easier than ever to plan their perfect festival experience.

Quotes attributable to Rockhampton Regional Council Mayor Tony Williams:

"Rockhampton Regional Council River Festival 2025 is here and this year we're expecting another spectacular weekend of arts, music, food and culture."

"We're expecting more than 40,000 attendees over the three-day event, and we're encouraging visitors from near and far to come and discover everything Rockhampton has to offer."

"We're proud to showcase incredible local talent alongside nationally recognised artists, all set against the stunning backdrop of the Fitzroy River. This year's line-up is our biggest yet, and we can't wait to welcome everyone for a weekend of music, food, and arts."

"We know events like this are great for the local economy, boosting our local businesses, accommodation providers, and hospitality venues."

"This event offers a valuable opportunity to nurture and showcase our homegrown talent in music and art. It's a fantastic platform for aspiring artists to share their creativity—what better place to do so than in front of a supportive home crowd?"

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