Open Streets Program

Moree Plains Shire Council is proud to announce its success in obtaining $145,000.00 under the Transport for NSW, Vibrant Streets Package (the Package) in the Open Street grants programs.

The Moree Plains’ Open Streets Festival will see a vibrant series of free community festival events throughout the year that will provide a safe and activated space for people to meet and gather.

Council will be rolling out live entertainment, market stalls, festive celebrations, cultural displays and car shows on the horizon in several locations throughout the Shire, with the Winter Festival in Moree set for July. The people of the Moree Plains will be able to connect and celebrate over winter-themed activities and attractions, such as a mechanical snowboard, synthetic ice-skating rink, giant snow globe, live entertainment, performances and food stalls.

The Winter Festival will run over the weekend, Saturday 27 July  from 12-9pm and Sunday 28 July from 11am–5pm.
Located on Balo Street from the corner of Heber and Balo Street to the pedestrian crossing located outside Amcal Chemist.

Vendors  

Please register your interest in having food/drinks stand by clicking on the following link and completing the form accordingly. https://forms.office.com/r/AzezX6mJqQ
By Monday 15 July 2024.

For more information or to enquire, please contact Council’s Community Development/Liaison Officer, Jacqui Moore on 0476 463 123.

The Open Streets Program aims to inject vibrancy into our streets and help create thriving local places that support businesses, creative sectors, and the community through events and activations.  To ensure a festive and enjoyable experience for all attendees, expanded road closure areas have been designated to accommodate to temporarily close a street(s) and bring them alive through community events allowing people to enjoy and safely access.

Street activations and events under this Program will be delivered by January 2025, and will be free, open, and accessible to all.

Proudly supported by the NSW Government.
Find out more by visiting http://www.transport.nsw.gov.au/openstreets