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Sunbury Streetlife’s back

Sunbury is set to come alive as Sunbury Streetlife takes over the town.

The annual event is a fan-favourite on the calendar, with O’Shannassy and Brook streets closing to traffic for the massive event.

On the main stage near IGA, enjoy a range of performers, while sipping a cocktail or two at the bar.

Near the Royal Hotel, you’ll find the Roaming Range, where you can challenge yourself to a mini putt challenge on the big screen.

Near Paint Spot, reach new heights and test your limits on the Rock Climbing Wall, and on the Brook Street end, have a go at pickleball and check out the Sunbury CFA fire truck up close.

In the Village Green, there’s plenty to do and see, with pony rides and an animal farm getting you up close and personal with some furry friends.

Along the streets will be plenty of market stalls, with the community showcasing its many talents for you to purchase, as well as plenty of food and drink.

There is over 120 market stalls planned, as well as live music from Gareth Huggett and The Remedy, Cold Snap, Insync Entertainment and more.

Sunbury Streetlife will return to O’Shannassy and Brook streets in Sunbury on Sunday 23 November from 10am to 4pm.

The event is free to attend.

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