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Feedback on Craigieburn Festival wanted

Hume residents are being invited to tell the council about their experiences at Craigieburn Festival, to inform this year’s event.

The Craigieburn Festival is an annual event held at ANZAC Park in Craigieburn.

The one day festival is free and accessible for our entire community which has a range of children’s activities, sporting activities, carnival rides and food trucks, along with a main stage which has rolling entertainment throughout the day.

The event typically attracts thousands of people from surrounding suburbs, and can be enjoyed by people from various backgrounds and age ranges.

Residents are being asked to submit feedback on past experiences via an online survey or email by Sunday, November 7.

To provide feedback: https://bit.ly/3BR8Ups

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