ChillOut 2022 : 25th SILVER JUBILEE!!!

ChillOut 2022 : 25th SILVER JUBILEE!!!

March 07, 2022

Its Chillout Festival again in Daylesford! 

GET READY FOR CHILLOUT FESTIVAL 25TH SILVER JUBILEE ANNIVERSARY!!!

If you have never been here during ChillOut, you are in for a treat! The whole of Daylesford is decked out in rainbow flags, people come from near and far for 4 days, from 11th- 14th March. This years program is full of awesome events....Cocktail parties, Art Auctions, Cabaret Acts, Music, Dance parties, and the Annual Street Parade, all dedicated to Queer Country Pride. Please check out the ChillOut site for details www.chilloutfestival.com.au 

 

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