Very Vintage Vehicles

Allora Heritage Weekend on 23rd & 24th January 2010, hosted by the Warwick Veteran & Vintage Car Club, sees the little town of Allora on the Darling Downs turn into a virtual hub of vintage veterans.

You can get your fill of vintage vehicles with:

• Vintage & Veteran Cars & Motorcycles
• Horse Drawn Machinery
• Stationary Engines
• Trucks tractors and machinery
• Working displays
• Hay making Equipment through the ages
• Craft & quilters
  

This weekend is worth a look whether your a vintage fanatic or simply a passer by.

Warwick Easter Fair 2010

The first Warwick Easter Fair was held in 2009 and proved popular with visitors and locals. Ideally located the Fair saw a steady stream of shoppers dropping in while they completed a last minute shop for easter.

Especially popular was the Easter Egg hunt with a whole heap of kids rocking up first thing in the morning to greet 'Bugs' the Easter Bunny and ready to hunt for eggs.

This year it is sure to be even better, the Fair is made more than just a market by the little extra activities that make it so fun!

'Bugs' will be back again, more kids activities are planned and some new features are soon to be confirmed.

New Stallholders are always welcome!

Fireworks mark an early start

New Year's Eve is set to go off with a bang in Warwick when the anual Fireworks display begins at 8.00pm on the 31st December. Festivities start early at 5.00pm for families with kids activities including a car jumping castle, laughing clowns, fairy floss, ghost house, merry-go-round, face painting and more. What makes it even easier is you don't have to prepare dinner just take advantage of the canteen provided by the Cowboys Rugby League Club. No need for your family to miss out because the kiddies are asleep before midnight, because at Queens Park, Warwick the Fireworks begin at 8.00 pm.

Spring into Rodeo!

Each year at the end of October, Warwick is invaded by the Rodeo crowd and it's been that way for so many years now that Warwick has become synonymous with the word Rodeo. As one of Australia's most famous Rodeos it's not surprising that it is now part of the character and culture of the town. The local community loves to celebrate rodeo time and Warwick Tourism & Events gets on board every year with the Street Parade, Busking Competition, Friday Night Carnival (better known as the Friday Night Mardi Gras) and a new favourite the Celebrity Horse Race. There's something for everyone at Rodeo time - so get involved and sign up for an activity, competition or as a volunteer.