Summerfest 25 brings Brighton together

by Brighton Council

More than 600 people recently attended Summerfest 25 at Material Institute in Bridgewater, an annual community event organised in collaboration with Connected Beginnings Lutruwita and local partners.

The event began with a Welcome to Country by Leroy Hart, recognising the traditional custodians of the land and setting a respectful tone for the day. Families then enjoyed a program of performances, including Palawa vocalist Taylor Hughes, Brighton High School Bands, The Southside Steppers, Selby Music and Terrapin.

SummerFest. Pics: Jillian Mundy

The Material Institute provided free food, including wallaby and mushroom burgers and fruit platters, along with a Beauty Lab experience. The Connected Beginnings Lutruwita team ran clay and craft activities, giving families opportunities to connect with each other and local services.

Summerfest 25 highlighted the value of community collaboration, bringing residents together to celebrate culture, creativity and connection in the Brighton municipality.

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Summerfest 25 brings Brighton together
Summerfest 25 brings Brighton together
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