Your complete guide to what’s on this Sunday at Jumpers and Jazz in July

There’s a bumper line-up of events planned for the first weekend of Jumpers and Jazz in July! Check out the Daily News’ full weekend guide to ensure you don’t miss a thing.

The first weekend of Warwick’s Jumpers and Jazz in July festival is shaping up to be huge, with a bumper line-up of events locked in across the region.

Head to the main street to check out more than 300 vintage cars at the Grand Automobile Show, or take part in an arts workshop – all while listening to some smooth jazz tunes, of course.

Check out our full guide to Jumpers and Jazz events this Sunday below:

GRAND AUTOMOBILE SHOW

Warwick’s Palmerin Street will be closed off to traffic to make way for the Grand Automobile Show, which will bring more than 300 vintage cars to town for a one-day display.

Catch some awesome live performances from Donna Hourigan and the Turnaround, Dezzie D and the Stingrayz, and Slips and the FWs while you browse.

WHERE: Palmerin Street, Warwick

WHEN: 9am – 2pm

COST: Free

JAZZ MEETS HISTORY

Allora Historical Society has a jazz-era clothing display on show. You will also find some delicious country cooking and arts and crafts for sale.

WHERE: Allora Historical Society Museum, Allora

WHEN: 9am – 3pm

COST: $5 (under 14 free)

POP-UP ART GALLERY

A pop-up art gallery in St Mark’s Parish Hall will transform the heritage building into a bustling arts display.

Check out the original artworks and handicraft from both experienced and emerging artists, and enjoy a morning tea or lunch break at the on-site cafe.

WHERE: St Mark’s Parish Hall, 55 Albion Street

WHEN: 9.30am – 5pm

COST: Free entry

ALL ABOARD

Residents and visitors alike can take a tour of the area this weekend with Southern Downs Steam Railway offering various journeys across the region.

Choose from a round trip out to Hendon in the morning, or journey to Wheatvale in the afternoon.

WHERE: Southern Downs Steam Railway, corner of Fitzroy and Hamilton Streets

WHEN: 10am – 11.30am (Hendon), 2pm – 3.30pm (Wheatvale)

COST: $40 adults, $20 children (children aged under four free) – click here to book

PAINT IT BLUE

Join renowned artist Annette Raff to learn how to create stunning cyanotype prints in shades of blue, using plant materials and the sun.

WHERE: Woolshed at Picot’s Farm, 3534 Leyburn-Cunningham Road, Cunningham

WHEN: 10am – 2pm

COST: $75 ($65 without lunch)

BOOKINGS: [e-mail]

WALKING TOUR

Join Warwick Art Gallery director Karina Devine for a guided tour of the festivals famous tree jumper exhibition.

Explore the Rose City’s main streets and take in both the colourful creations and smooth jazz tunes performed at various stages along Palmerin Street.

WHERE: Departs from Warwick Art Gallery

WHEN: 2.30pm – 3.30pm

COST: Gold coin donation

COCKTAIL CABARET

Embrace the Jumpers and Jazz spirit with a three-course meal and cocktails while taking in a live performance from Body and Soul.

The group will feature songs from music legends Ella Fitzgerald and Astrud Gilberto.

WHERE: The Coffee Club, 69a Albion Street, Warwick

WHEN: 5pm – 8pm

COST: $60 per person – click here to book

SOUP, STEW AND SWEETS

Wrap up the weekend and warm up on a cold winter’s night with a hearty meal and live music from Warwick band Witch Doctor.

WHERE: Belle Vue Cafe, 119 Palmerin Street

WHEN: 6pm – 10pm

COST: $69 adults, $45 children (four – 14 years old)

BOOKINGS: Call Belle Vue Cafe on [phone] to book