Annual events

We hold a number of events annually where stallholders are welcome. If you'd like to get involved, here is where all of your questions are answered!

Interested residents are invited to attend the Appin Massacre memorial service on which will be held in April 2019 on a Sunday close to the date of the massacre.

Celebrate what's great about Campbelltown City and Australia on our national day, across two locations!

Join in this not-for-profit community event which attracts participants of all abilities. Choose either the 6km or 11km course in the beautiful and scenic Australian Botanic Garden, Mount Annan.

A fun day of competitive fishing for all ages!

Campbelltown Sports Stadium will again host this year’s Campbelltown Christmas Carols event, with a spectacular fireworks display and a visit from Santa.

Celebrate the legendary Festival of Fisher's Ghost in Campbelltown. The festival is steeped in history, dating back to 1956.

Fisher’s Gig, Campbelltown’s annual youth music festival, has been part of the annual Festival of Fisher’s Ghost celebrations since 1998, earning a reputation for launching young music careers.

The Fisher’s Ghost Fun Run is a popular annual community event. Participants can chose either the 5km or 10km course over a scenic race course and walkers are welcome.

This popular annual festival brings the Ingleburn CBD to life with an array of market stalls, colourful entertainment, carnival rides and fun activities for everyone!

A wealth of activities which aim to inspire and empower women are held across Campbelltown during March each year, to celebrate International Women’s Day.

Each year, the Mayor of Campbelltown hosts a charity event to raise money for a worthy local organisation.

Koshigaya Park is home to the biggest New Year's Eve party in Campelltown. With a huge line up of entertainment and two fireworks displays, there is no better place to see in the New Year!

Council's annual Ready to Ride Day is a free community event held during NSW Bike Week to promote bicycle safety and the health benefits of cycling.

NSW Seniors Festival is the largest celebration for people aged over 60, people aged 50 and older who have a lifelong disability or who are of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent.

The Threatened Species Art and Writing Competition is an educational program encouraging young people (5-12) to learn about a local threatened species and represent it in art or a creative writing.

National Youth Week is the largest celebration of young people in Australia. Held in April each year, it is an Australian, State, Territory and Local Government Initiative.