In November each year, Mount Gambier hosts the renowned Lions National Brass Band Festival. The event includes a marching band parade in the morning and followed by a larger march later in the afternoon. This event is often televised on the local community TV stations.
This festival includes a number of entertainment programs, music shows and competitions that offer cash rewards to the winners. The participants at the event compete for the prestigious Lions Band of the Year Award and also for the KEA Musical Director Award.
Lions National Brass Band Festival 2021 Event Dates, Parade Mt Gambier
Set within the gorgeous landscape of Mount Gambier, the Lions National Brass Band Festival boasts a tranquil yet vibrant venue for visitors to this town to enjoy. Whether you’re interested in shows or competitions, you will certainly enjoy this unique event held in Mount Gambier each year.
The Lions Club of Mount Gambier is all set to include two new awards as a part of this popular Brass band contest. Each of the awards includes a trophy and a handsome cash prize. The festival encourages many young and enthusiastic people to take part and compete with other contenders to win prizes.
Those interested in participating in the Lions National Brass Band Festival should browse through the event’s website and check out the criteria that you need to fulfil before enrolling for the various contests at this event.
I am looking for the results of the band contest at the Mount Gambier festival on 19th November 2016, but cannot find them.
Hi James,
Each year the results are posted here. Give it a few days to appear.
Regards,
Jess
Great page just to let you know you have a small date error in the blurb, it is sat 16 th nov, not sat 17 th. I’m sure people will figure it out, but it might confuse a few. Can’t wait for that weekend!
Hi Helen,
Thanks heaps for letting me know about this. It appears it was correct in the event box and calendar, but there was a mention of the old date in the intro.
Anyway, thanks again and have a great time!
Cheers
Michael