Spring Into Fun At Kingston's Spring Fair

A father holding his child in front of a ferris wheel.

It's time to dust off the picnic blanket and enjoy a day of springtime fun, with Kingston's much-loved Spring Fair returning to Keeley Park in Clayton South on Saturday 17 October.

The free, all-ages event will run from 10am to 4pm, with plenty to see, do, eat and enjoy, from live music and performances to workshops, games, food trucks and a ride on the Ferris wheel.

Kingston Mayor Georgina Oxley said Spring Fair was a great excuse to get outside and enjoy everything a community day out has to offer.

"There's something pretty special about a spring day spent outside with family, friends and your community," Cr Oxley said.

"You can jump on the Ferris wheel, have a go at one of the activities, enjoy some live music or simply find a spot on the grass and enjoy a bite to eat.

"It's also a great chance to discover some of the services and activities available across Kingston, with our teams from Kingston Aquatic & Leisure Centres, Arts, Libraries, Community Hubs and more there to meet the community.

"And with entry and all the activities free, there's no reason not to come along. So, grab your family and friends, pack a picnic if you like, and come and celebrate spring with us."

What's on

  • Fun activities and workshops for all ages, such as the House of Fast Fashun where you can transform clothing waste into wearable artworks
  • A ride on the Ferris wheel
  • The Passport Activity, with a prize up for grabs
  • Live music, performances and workshops, including Tai Chi, Zumba and Hip Hop.
  • Food and beverage trucks
  • Plenty of lawn, tables and seating if you'd prefer to bring your own picnic
  • Community teams from Kingston Aquatic & Leisure Centres, Libraries, Community Hubs and more

Event details

When: Saturday 17 October 2026, 10am - 4pm

Where: Keeley Park, Main Road, Clayton South

Cost: Free entry and free activities

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