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Bush talent, flavours and performers centre-stage at BUY FROM THE BUSH QLD FESTIVAL: this Saturday September 16

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Bush talent, flavours and performers centre-stage at BUY FROM THE BUSH QLD FESTIVAL: this Saturday September 16

 

More than 110 stalls from creators, makers and hosts from right across regional and rural Queensland PLUS some famous Kelpies put on a show, and there will be Fire Whip-Cracking! Images here

 

If you miss EKKA, yearn for dirt under your boots, and for knowing where what you are buying comes from, then clear the diary for SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 16 and the BUY FROM THE BUSH QLD FESTIVAL at Summer Land Camels in the Scenic Rim, juts an hour from Brisbane. And there’s some extra special guests – the brilliant working dogs from Caviar Kelpies will show off their incredible skills, and Walter Whip will perform Fire Whip-Cracking (as seen on Australia's Got Talent).

 

This celebration of the flavours, food, faces, wines, tourism experiences, talents, crafts and products of the bush is a showcase what makes the Australian bush – and the people who call it home – so special. Plus, it’s the PERFECT opportunity to stock up on authentic gifts for Christmas, that will make a difference.

 

Here’s why: Queenslander Kerri Brennan started Buy From the Bush QLD in 2018 while her family-run cattle property on the Darling Downs was in the grips of a seven year drought.

 

“Buy from The Bush QLD has always been about supporting the Queensland bush battler with strength in numbers,” said Kerri, who is also the mother-of- five. From my own pain of not knowing how we were going to pay the bills or keep the kids at school, and knowing so many other women and families in rural Queensland who had started side-hustles to make ends meet, I knew that if we put the call out, an army of supporters would assemble, and this is what we have experienced.”

 

“We have invited makers, growers, producers, artists and businesses from as far away as Clermont. Summer Land Camel Farm is perfect for an event of this scale, being just 45 minutes from Brisbane and just over an hour from the Gold Coast, with plenty of parking, loads of fabulous space and of course, camels!”

 

“People in the city have always been wonderfully supportive of Aussie entrepreneurs, and Buy From The Bush QLD was conceived to make that connection especially strong with Aussie businesses from country areas.”

 

Summer Land Camels CEO Paul Martin said it was a privilege to host the BUY FROM THE BUSH FESTIVAL.

 

“Being a proud bush business, we can’t wait for September 16, and to welcome what will be a wonderful representation of bush businesses, from flavour makers, growers, wine makers, handmade wares, tourism providers, entertainers and more. We also have live music, camel rides, farm tours, kids’ games, face painting, guest speakers and other activities – it’ll be the best of the bush, right on the doorstep of the city!”.

 

In addition to the 110 stalls, there’s:

 

?Food trucks

?Fire Whip-Cracking Show

  • Working dog demonstrations
  • Camel Rides (book on the day)

?Blacksmith demonstrations

?Llamas from The Llama Farm

?Cooking demonstrations

?Heritage tractors from Milbong Tractor Club

?Chainsaw Art by L.D. Spiders

?Farm Tour (booking link below)

?Live Music by Silk N Oak

?Vodka & Gin tasting

?Licensed Cafe

? Farm shop

?Face painting and kids activities

?Much more!

 

BUY FROM THE BUSH QUEENSLAND FESTIVAL AT SUMMER LAND CAMELS

8 Charles Chauvel Dr, Harrisville QLD 4307 

Saturday September 16, 9am to 3pm

Tickets are $10, U12 free - https://summerlandcamels.rezdy.com/catalog/406431/events

Plenty of on-site parking available

Sorry, no dogs allowed.


About Buy From The Bush Queensland

This initiative started in mid-2018 as a Facebook page for women doing it tough on the land, and has since blossomed into an online community of bush businesses, creatives and a broad array of family-run side hustles across the rural regions of Queensland. Kerri Brennan, a Darling Downs cattle producer based an hour south of Toowoomba, saw the need to support the family farm.

 

About Summer Land Camels

It’s Australia's largest commercial Camel Dairy, situated in the fertile ‘food bowl’ of Queensland’s Scenic Rim. We embrace sustainable and regenerative agriculture to produce the most pure and healthy Camel Milk products. Summer Land Camels is passionate about building a better understanding of camels and camel farming in Australia.

 

By capturing wild camels from the Australian outback and training them, we contribute to solving a nationwide problem. By rescuing wild camels from being culled in the Australian outback and training them, we contribute to solving a nationwide problem. Building a sustainable industry that harnesses the incredible potential of these beautiful animals is what drives us every day. Only 45 minutes from Brisbane, we provide a unique farm experience, including meals and drinks in our Homestead Café, camel rides, farm tours and a farm shop. www.summerlandcamels.com.au

 

 


Contact details:

Kath Rose

0416 291 493 

kath@kathrose.com

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