Fisher's Twilight Streets

Centre stage will be located on the corner of Cordeaux and Queen Street, adjacent to Mawson Park. 

Saturday Stage Schedule

We’re planning something exciting for Saturday night - a Fisher's Gig Battle of the Bands-style showdown that’s all about celebrating the incredible talent of Campbelltown's young people.

This fresh new feature will showcase talent across multiple categories, with entrants submitting a pre-recorded track ahead of the event. Then it’s over to the community - you’ll get to vote for your top two favourite artists in each category.

Whether you're performing or cheering from the crowd, this is your chance to be part of something unforgettable.

Check out the details on Fisher's Gig 2025 for terms and conditions and how to enter.

Sunday Stage Schedule

On Sunday there's more local talent on display across the evening. Grab a spot in front of the stage and soak up the atmosphere. 

As part of the two-day Fisher’s Twilight Streets event, Fisher’s Gig 2025 (battle of the bands style show-down) will take centre stage in Queen Street Campbelltown, on Saturday 1 November.

Fisher's Gig 2025 is a platform for young performers aged between 12 and 24 years to showcase their talent to a local audience and provides a professional development opportunity for local young people to gain experience and knowledge of the music industry in both performing and event management. 

Please check out the Performer Terms and Conditions(PDF, 166KB).

Keeping it fair

Campbelltown City Council may remove any performer or group from Fisher’s Gig if they breach the terms, act inappropriately, or do anything that could affect the fairness of the event or the Council’s reputation. Let’s keep it respectful and fun for everyone. 

Privacy

 We collect some personal details like your name and contact info as part of this application. This helps us identify you, stay in touch, assess your entry, and promote your involvement in Fisher’s Gig 2025. Your information will be handled with care and only used for event-related purposes.

Key Details

Are you ready to VOTE?

Voting has officially open for Fisher's Gig. Now's your chance to help decide who the overall winner will be this year. Rally behind your favourite act and make your vote count - hit the link below. Be quick as voting is only open for 7 days.

Vote now

A dazzling new addition is lighting up Mawson Park

In an exciting collaboration with renowned artist Matt Aberline, we’ve curated a stunning lighting installation that will transform Mawson Park into a vibrant canvas of colour, creativity, and storytelling. This immersive experience brings a whole new energy to our beloved Festival of Fisher’s Ghost, celebrating local culture and imagination in a bold, visual way. Wander through the park and discover how light and art come together to enchant, inspire, and illuminate the spirit of the festival.

About the Curator

Artist Matt Aberline. From partnering with the United Nations in New York to working alongside the Cheeditha Art Group on Yindjibarndi Country in the Pilbara desert—and from collaborating with Singapore’s Urban Redevelopment Authority to the Bob Brown Foundation in Tasmania—Matthew Aberline is an artist who empowers communities and gives voice to meaningful stories.

More about the installations

The Guardians

A giant inflatable art landscape inspired by abstracted Australian wildflowers. Towering and translucent by day, The Guardians transform into radiant lanterns by night — a glowing garden that celebrates the wild beauty and spirit of Australia’s native flora.

Finding Home

A colourful garden of oversized flowers where visitors are invited to pause, reflect, and contribute their own stories about why Campbelltown is home — and why they love it. Finding Home blossoms into a shared portrait of belonging, connection, and joy, one story at a time.

Sixty Thousand Years

Created in collaboration with Campbelltown-based First Nations artist Danielle Mate, Sixty Thousand Years features a constellation of smaller lanterns that honour the First Peoples of this land. Each glowing form carries Danielle’s vibrant imagery, celebrating Country, spirit, and the enduring stories that connect us to place. 

What Would You Do If You Saw a Ghost?

A playful and poignant video projection made with the Campbelltown Arts Centre and members of the local community. This short film series captures real people’s spontaneous, funny, and heartfelt responses to the question — what would you do if you saw a ghost?

Their stories light up the night, connecting the festival’s themes of memory, imagination, and local folklore.

Foodies, this one’s for you

Across both days of Twilight Streets, you’ll be treated to a mouth-watering selection of food trucks and stalls, serving up everything from street food favourites to sweet treats.

Food on offer

Food vendors coming along on Saturday 1 November include:

• Nam Nam BBQ
• Tiffin Junction
• Frenchies American Sandwich
• Elite Burgers
• Dumpling Times
• Lemonada
• Coffee Grounds & Sweet Treats
• Dos Churros
• Sweet Street
• Your Dessert Station
• OMG Donuts Illawarra
• Amigos Taco Truck
• Hotdog House
• Thats Amore Italian Woodfire pizza
• All American Food Truck
• H&S Turkish Gozleme
• Corn Kingdom
• Dirty Sodas Sydney

Food vendors for Sunday 2 November include:

• Fruity Cane Juice
• The Mussel Shed
• Wild & Sour
• The Gelato Palour
• Skewiies
• Kofte Express
• Crave My Buns
• Coffee Gounds & Sweet Treats
• Chocoberry
• Turkish Gozleme House
• Yan's Dumplings and Noodle Bar
• Tornado Potatoes
• Your Dessert Station
• Tetas Pitta
• Som Som Candy
• Sweeet Streets
• Mr and Miss Pancakes
• Get Frozen
• Alsa Fine Food Ingredients
• Nam Nam BBQ

 It wouldn’t be a festival without amazing market stalls

Across both days of Twilight Streets, Queen Street will come alive with a vibrant selection of market and artisan stalls, offering everything from handmade goods to unique finds and tasty treats.

Stalls coming along

Stallholders joining us at Twilight Streets on Saturday 1 November include:

• Besgrove Embroidery
• Absolute Showbags
• Freeze Dried Magic
• Just a little Quirky
• Fun Tatts
• Erratically
• Addictive Scents Gifts & Homewares
• Alsa Fine Food Ingredients 
• NSW Young Labor
• Khatoons Henna
• KBK Candles
• CK Designs
• Kids Glow World
• Frosty Byte Creations
• First Priority NDIS

Stalls coming along on Sunday 2 November include:

• Fun Tatts
• Grammy Makes
• Absolute Showbags
• Life Without Barriers
• Vinnies
• Frosty Byte Creations
• Moore Candle Collective
• Tallow Face and Body
• Kids Glow World
• Just a Little Quirky
• BFF Boutique 
• Alsa Fine Food
• KbK Collective
• Bernardos
• Khatoons Henna
• Luminara

Saturday 1 November will be pumping with activities including: 

• Glitter Artist by The Enchanted Trove
• Our Voices, Our Mural” – Youth Art Wall by Erratic Ally
• Gaming Arcade Trailer by Games2U
• Laser Tag by Games2U
• Mega Ninja Obstacle Course and Melt Down inflatable by Bubbling with Energy
• Chillout Zone in Forum Q with DJ
• Dauntless Movement Crew Variety Stunt Show 6pm in Queen Street

Sunday 2 November family fun will include:

• Kids Face Painting by The Enchanted Trove
• Laser Tag by Games2U
• AFL Activation
• Council Services Zone - Council trucks on display, interactive games, Recycling Bin Buddy mascot "The BINcredible Hulk", VR by Visitor Information Centre and Library games
• Inflatables 
• Painted Light Orbs by Sunny Crafts
• Roving Entertainment by The Enchanted Trove
• Sensory Zone
• DJ in Forum Q
• The Many Faces of Fisher's Ghost - Pain Your Own Ghost by Erratic Ally

To bring this unique and incredible event together for the Campbelltown community to enjoy, we will transform some of our streets into event spaces.

Road Closures

The following road closures will be in place on from 5am Saturday 1 November to 1am Monday 3 November:

• Cordeaux Street - from Carberry Lane to Queen Street
• Queen Street - from Railway Street to Dumaresq Street
• Patrick Street - from Queen Street to Short Street
• Lithgow Street – from Anzac Lane to Moore-Oxley Bypass and a small section of Carberry Lane
• Parts of Lithgow Street Commuter carpark

Parking

Want to know where to park during the event? The following carparks are in close walking distance:

1. Campbelltown Mall Shopping Centre
2. Dumaresq Street Commuter Carpark
3. Allman Street Commuter Carpark
4. Lithgow Street Commuter Carpark
5. Coogan Lane / Hurley Street Commuter Carpark
6. Short Street Commuter Carpark
7. Broughton Street Commuter Carpark

Public Transport

Feel like catching a train to the event? Campbelltown Railway is in close proximity to where all the action will be taking place in Campbelltown CBD. 

There are also bus bays along:

• Hurley Street outside of Campbelltown Mall
• Queen Street near Campbelltown Court House
• Campbelltown train station bus stop on Hurley Street

We’ll be providing answers to some of the most commonly asked questions once the program is finalised - stay tuned for updates.