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The Langston Weekender is throwing it back to simpler times and bringing serious old-school block party vibes to Epping on Sunday, November 13 from 9am to 3pm.
To celebrate the official grand opening of a new community precinct by Cbus Property, the festival is all about bringing people together — which is why you'll find kid-friendly activities like giant yard games, alongside more adult-approved activities including one-day-only deals from retailers and coffee experts Brew Bar. We pass no judgement on those of double-digit age who may find themselves settling in for a spot of face painting…
The inaugural fest will also be packed with craft workshops, art displays (including the work of visual artist Jayanto Tan), market stalls, live music, First Nations dance performances, sets by renowned party-starter and foodie DJ Levins, a range of impressive food and drink pop-ups, and even an animal farm.
If you don't want the good times to end, then they don't have to. The Langston Weekender will be capped off by the Moon Markets in Epping's Town Centre from 5pm that evening. A perfect opportunity to showcase your painted face, perhaps…
The Langston Weekender will take place from 9am on Sunday, November 13. For more information, visit the website.