See the photos from the 2023 Gayndah Orange Festival
Hundreds of people took to the streets to as the Gayndah Orange Festival returned for its 66th year, bringing locals, tourists, and whole lot of colour to the region. SEE THE GALLERY
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Hundreds made their way to the streets of Gayndah for one of the sweetest events in the North Burnett community calendar.
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The 66th annual event returned to the main street of town following community consultation to the joy of locals.
The Gayndah Orange Festival, one of the oldest in the state, welcomed visitors with a street parade, stalls, cooking demonstrations, artworks and the all important oranges.
See the photos from the beloved street parade here:
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