FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Please have a look below and at our Festival Information and Festival Campground Information pages. If you still have unanswered questions, feel free to contact us.
Please have a look below and at our Festival Information and Festival Campground Information pages. If you still have unanswered questions, feel free to contact us.
● General
The Nannup Music Festival is held annually on the WA Labour Day Long Weekend (first weekend of March). It runs from Friday 5pm through to Monday 12pm.
Please see info here.
Usually nice and hot during the day and cooler in the evenings. Pack everything, from bathers to warm sleeping bags and extra blankets.
Nyoongar Calendar: Bunuru (Feb – Mar), Second summer, Season of the adolescence
“Bunuru is the hottest time of the year with little to no rain. Hot easterly winds continue with a cooling sea breeze most afternoons if you’re close to the coast. Therefore, traditionally this was, and still is, a great time for living and fishing by the coast, rivers and estuaries. Because of this, freshwater foods and seafood made up major parts of the diet during this time of year. Bunuru is also a time of the white flowers with lots of white flowering gums in full bloom, including Jarrah, Marri and Ghost Gums. As the hot, dry weather continues the seed upon the cones change from green to bright red, indicating they’re ripening and becoming more attractive to animals, particularly the emu, that will eat the toxic fleshy outer.” – Australian Government, Bureau of Meteorology
Please see all accommodation info here.
If you’re camping, we suggest that you leave your car at your campsite and either walk, cycle or jump on our Cruise Bus to get to the main festival site. If you absolutely need to use your car, parking is free and relatively easy around the town of Nannup, even during the Festival. Please be aware of the event road closures, local homes and businesses. Disabled Parking bays are located on the corner of Warren Rd and Grange Rd and on Jephson St.
Absolutely. Our laid back atmosphere, street performers, free kids’ activities in the Playground and free entry for children, make our event the ideal place to share a camping festival experience with your family. All ages welcome!
Please note that all children (12 yrs and under) need to be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian at all times and that youth (13-17 yrs) need to be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian in the licensed areas within our venues.
We value and support free artistic expression, so please also keep in mind that, at times and depending on the artist, there might be language or performances that you may consider unsuitable for your children.
You will find plenty of food vendors both within our ticketed area and in the free access area at the top of Brockman Street, near the main Ticket Office. A selection of around-the-world inspired meals, drinks and desserts with something for everyone to indulge in. And don’t forget the various options in town, where the local pub, brewery, bakery, cafes and takeaways will be ready to welcome you.
Yes you can. Please see all volunteer info here.
No animals (with the exception of guide dogs) are permitted in our Festival venues or Festival Campground. Please leave your pets at home.
Yes, but it is generally a good idea to bring cash with you as backup. EFTPOS transactions are sometimes slowed down due to the number of visitors in town.
● Ticketing
Festival and Camping tickets can be purchased online via Trybooking.
Unless sold our prior, tickets will be available from our Ticket Office on the day.
Although children 12 years and under get free entry to the festival, they do need an allocated ticket. Please be sure to include them in your booking.
Yes, for children over 2 years old.
We don’t, but we do keep our ticket prices as affordable as possible and we offer a wide range of free programmed entertainment during the weekend.
We don’t, but we keep our ticket prices as affordable as possible and we offer a wide range of free programmed entertainment during the weekend.
Yes, you can. The Nannup Music Festival is an affiliate of the WA Companion Card Program. Please contact us at [email protected] for more information.
Who’s the Companion Card for?
The Companion Card is for people with a significant and permanent disability, who require attendant care support in order to participate at community venues and activities are always going to need a high level of care to get to community based activities. Cardholders present their card when booking or purchasing a ticket from a participating business or organisation. Participating businesses/organisations will recognise the Companion Card and issue the cardholder with a second ticket for their companion at no charge.
No. If you purchase your tickets online, you will just receive a booking confirmation from TryBooking. Please consider presenting your ticket on your device instead of printing it.
Please bring your TryBooking confirmation with you (preferably on your device) to be scanned and exchanged for the appropriate wristband(s), either at the Festival Campground Check-in or at the Ticket Office.
Yes. Please ensure that your device is readable (e.g. no cracked screens, enough charge).
We don’t. All sales are final.
