There’s something for everyone at Falls this year. Check out our top five recommendations for a guaranteed good time

There lots to do and plenty new at Falls Festival Marion Bay this year. Make sure you don’t miss our five top picks.

The Jungle Bus cocktail bar at Falls Festival Marion Bay. Picture: PATRICK GEE

Five things not to miss at Falls Festival Marion Bay this year.

1. Halsey: The American pop megastar and Without Me and Nightmare singer is one not to be missed when she storms the Valley Stage at 11.50pm Monday night.

Halsey en route to Falls 💕

Posted by Falls Music and Arts Festival on Thursday, 26 December 2019

2. Nightcap: This new addition is for the night owls. The late-night venue will feature local bands, DJs and drag queens from late night into the early morning. What more could you ask for?

The Bad Dad Orchestra will perform on the Nightcap stage. Picture: SUPPLIED

3. The Jungle Bus: Falls’ converted bendy bus cocktail bar. Have your favourite cocktail mixed up in the jungle-themed bus to satisfy all your sipping desires.

The Jungle Bus cocktail bar at Falls Festival Marion Bay. Picture: PATRICK GEE

4. Smalls Festival: A mini festival within a festival for the little ones and for families. This new addition to the Marion Bay event provides a safe and friendly space for the kids while parents sit back and relax while their little ones play.

Children's festival manager at Kids Club Australia, Trudi Luke, setting up Smalls Festival. Picture: PATRICK GEE

5. Homebrewed Stage: For the fifth year running and programmed for three days, the home-brewed stage presents some of Tasmania’s finest emerging talent.

Jax and the Wayward perform on the Homebrewed stage. Picture: LUKE BOWDEN

Okay, okay, you got us. We couldn’t narrow it down to just five.

Here are a few honourable mentions.

6. Comedy: Bounce into each day with a laugh with the Falls Festival comedy club opening the Field Stage each day. This year’s comedy line-up includes the likes of Rhys Nicholson, Styph Tisdell, Daniel Townes, The Stevenson Experience and Gen Fricker.

7. The Food: There will be plenty of tasty delights and great Tasmanian produce available across the festival grounds. Be sure to check out rge Feasting Field near the Field Stage.

8. The Beach: It is only a 10-minute walk to the sapphire waters that can be seen behind the Valley Stage. The beach is perfect for a steaming hot day and is patrolled by life guards. The designated track to the beach is well signposted.

ALEX LAHEY TALKS ABOUT HER BIG YEAR IN MUSIC, HER LOVE FOR FALLS AND WHO TO CATCH AT MARION BAY.