Moreton Bay families won't miss out on the Ekka excitement

Moreton Bay families don’t have to miss out on the Ekka excitement this year thanks to North Harbour’s Family Fun Festival at Bite Markets.

You can still enjoy all the fun of the cancelled Ekka this year, including the iconic showbags and Strawberry Sundaes at North Harbour’s Family Fun Festival across two jam-packed weekends.

The iconic show good times will come to life on Friday, 27thAugust and 3rdSeptember, and Saturday 28thAugust and 4thSeptember from 4pm to 10pm plus a special Father’s Day opening on Sunday, 5thAugust from 11am to 3pm at Bite Markets at North Harbour, just 12 minutes from North Lakes and 25 minutes from Brisbane.

Across the five days families can enjoy a wide range of classic Ekka entertainment and treats including rides for all ages, side show arcade games, dagwood dogs and more classic show specialty foods.

North Harbour Project Director Bryan Finney said the festival is a great way for local families to enjoy the excitement of the iconic show in a relaxed environment.

“We’re very excited to be hosting our Family Fun Festival over two weekends after the disappointing cancellation of the Ekka for the second year in a row,” Mr Finney said.

“This event is a great way for families to enjoy all their favourite aspects of the show without battling through the traditionally overcrowded show halls and long queues.

“It’s also the perfect way to spend Father’s Day out and about with the whole family without breaking the bank.”

With free entry for children under 12, adult entry only $3 and food stalls selling meals at an affordable price, large families can enjoy visiting the festival across multiple nights at a much lower cost in comparison to the Ekka. 

Dates: Friday, 27th August and 3rd September, and Saturday 28th August and 4th September

Time: 4pm – 10pm

Plus a special Father’s Day opening on Sunday, 5th September from 11am – 3pm

Place: Bite Markets at North Harbour, 24 Nolan Drive, Morayfield   

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