The festival will be held on November 30 and December 1 at Berry Showground and there will be something for everyone.

The line-up boasts both home-grown and international acts including Vance Joy, Pond, Courtney Barnett, Billy Bragg, The Breeders, Sampa the Great, The Teskey Brothers and more. 

At Fairgrounds Festival there’s a playful program of kid and family friendly activities, alongside a mouth-watering collection of culinary delights and downright delicious treats to indulge in across the weekend.

Little Fairgrounds is a pint-sized festival playground, designed for parents and their little legends. It’s filled to the brim with epic bands, awesome activities and workshops.

The festival also boats a child-minding service for bookings of up to 90 minutes for children aged 1 to 6. Booking ahead is recommended as spaces are limited.

The festival also promises to be a culinary paradise for all the food lovers out there. 

The Paperbark Camp Pop Up Restaurant is a long table dining experience is run by Jervis Bay’ Paperbark Camp. The pop-up restaurant is thoughtfully timed with band performances to make sure festival-goers don’t miss out on their favourite cats. The festival will also feature the Garden Bar, which offers great views of the main stage. 

If you’re feeling peckish, experience the South Coast’s taste sensations with crispy roasted chooks and slow cooked brisket from Get in the Q, fresh local fish and chips from Pacific BBQ, lux toasties and gourmet treats from Scone with the Wind, or sample the exclusive Fairgrounds pie and other mouth-watering baked treats from Berry bakers Flour Water Salt.

Fairgrounds Festival also has a dedicated campground less than five minutes from the festival site. A camping ticket also includes use of a complimentary shuttle between the festival and campsite throughout the event. 

Fore more information about the festival, visit http://fairgrounds.com.au. Tickets are still on sale and can be purchased at https://www.moshtix.com.au/v2/event/fairgrounds-2018