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Woollahra Festival 2025 - photos now available
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![]() | Despite the rain, the Woollahra Festival 2025 was a great success. Friday Late Night opening saw the whole street buzzing, followed by a sold out Official Opening by the Mayor at Parterre. The Writers' Festival got rave reviews from attendees listening to Australia's finest writers and interviewer. Design Conversations showcased the best of Woollahra's architects, interior designers and furnishers. The Entertainment Hub was the centre of stage and street performances from a variety of skilled performers, culminating in the Community Dog Show with nearly 90 dogs participating.The Gala Lunch saw Victoria Avenue transformed under a magnificent marquee. Click here to see photos. |
Woollahra Festival 2025 - Jazz on the Lawn at Chiswick Park postponed until later in the year
Sadly, we have had to take the decision to postpone Sunday afternoon's Jazz on the Lawn in Chiswick Park until later in the year. The lawn in Chiswick Park is saturated after 24 hours of rain and the forecast is for a high probability of showers throughout the day, meaning there is no possibility of it drying out. We are very disappointed and will look to reschedule later in the year, probably in springQSWWA 2024 Christmas Window Display Competition Winners Announced The results of the QSWWA 2024 Christmas Window Display Competition were announcd on Wednesday 11 December. Congratulations to Forever Vintage for their winning entry. See a list of all the winners and photographs of their display here. |
Photos available for Christmas Carols 2024
A write up of the Annual QSWWA Community Carols 2024 with over 150 photos is avaliable here.
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| The Village Voice Click here to download the latest edition of our local magazine or browse earlier editions all the way back to the first edition in 1972. | Woollahra History Woollahra: A History of Queen Street and West Woollahra tells the intriguing tales of the people and places of Woollahra. It's a must-read for everyone interested in local history. Click here to place your order. |
The QSWWA The Queen Street & West Woollahra Association is a community organisation representing local residents and businesses. The Association is focused on preserving and maintaining the unique 'village’ atmosphere of Woollahra, building and enhancing a strong community spirit and sense of identity for its residents, and supporting local businesses to create an attractive, vibrant commercial environment. Click here to find out more about our annual program of community events, our local magazine, the Village Voice and our ongoing vigilance to prevent unsuitable development. |
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