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2024 Perth Hills Spring Festival Registrations Open

12 September 2024 1:30 PM

The City of Kalamunda is calling for Expressions of Interest from owners and operators of tourism orientated businesses to participate in the 2024 Perth Hills Spring Festival.

The 2024 program will include an exciting range of events and experiences incorporating food and wine, art & culture, and lots of family entertainment.

The program will run every weekend between 5 October and 11 November 2024.

The aim of the festival is to support local businesses, increase visitor numbers and increase awareness of the Kalamunda region as a tourism destination.

What is this EOI for?

Do you have any events or activities running between 5 October and 11 November 2024? If so, would you like to add them to the PHSF program?

Please complete the form and return by Friday 20 September 2024 so that we can promote this event for you! Promotion of your event is free of charge.

Are you able to actively support the festival by displaying posters and the event map supplied by the City, or by creating special events or offers at your business?

Please let us know and we can help promote any special initiatives.

Please note: This EOI is an opportunity for us to start a conversation, you may fill out this form and upon further discussion realise you are unable to take part this year. It may not be possible for us to partner with all interested businesses in 2023 but important thing is, this is the beginning of a conversation!

If you have any questions, please email  kaya@kalamunda.wa.gov.au or call 9257 9999 for any other enquiries.

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