Well Minlaton… you’re not just having a party — you’re blowing out 150 candles in style.
Across March 27–29, the Yorke Peninsula town will come alive with aerobatic displays, parachute drops, fireworks, vintage machinery, school reunions, exhibitions, live music and a whole lot of country hospitality. It’s shaping up to be one of those “remember-when” weekends that’ll be talked about for years to come.
And we’re chuffed to bits to be part of it.
One Show Only – 12.30pm, Friday March 28
Location: Minlaton Showgrounds
George the Farmer is saddling up for one performance only at the Minlaton 150th Celebrations — and we can’t wait to see you there.
Join us for:
• A high-energy sing-a-long to our original farm hits
• Dancing (yes parents, you too)
• Giveaways
• A meet and greet with George the Farmer
We’ll be belting out crowd favourites like:
• Potatoes
• Harvest Hop
• Mango Bango
• Googy Eggs
• And our newbie… Sugarcane Train
If your kids love tractors, tunes and learning where their food and fibre comes from, this one’s for them.
A Celebration of Community
Minlaton’s 150th isn’t just your run-of-the-mill town party. It’s a tribute to the people, stories and spirit that have shaped this Yorke Peninsula community over generations.
There’ll be:
• Face painting and carnival rides for the kids
• Cemetery tours and oral histories for the history buffs
• Market stalls, food vans and vintage tractors for the wanderers
• A Town Hall Gala and official opening
• Even a commemorative Watsacowie brew launch
It’s about honouring the past, celebrating the present, and inspiring the future — which fits pretty nicely with our mission at George the Farmer.
Because when kids connect to the land, their food and their community, something pretty special happens.
Planning Your Visit
Performance Time: 12.30pm Location: Showgrounds, Minlaton Full event details: https://minlaton150.square.site/
Make sure you pop the show time in your calendar — we’re only performing once and we’d hate for you to miss out.
Let’s Celebrate 150 Years the George Way
We feel incredibly lucky to travel around regional Australia sharing stories about farming, food and fibre — especially at milestone events like this.
So grab your hat, round up the kids, and come along for a ripper afternoon of music, learning and good old-fashioned country fun.
See you at 12.30pm, Minlaton.