1/19Kelly-Ann Doll and Memphis Mae performed for diners at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
Photos: Carnivale kicks off with The Longest Lunch
Port Douglas’ biggest event of the year kicked off by the Crystalbrook Marina on Friday with the hundreds of locals tucking into a spectacular spread at the Port Douglas Carnivale Longest lunch. Did we get you in a snap?
2/19Lisa Garbett, Andrew Garbett. Christine Foster and Bruce Foster at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
3/19Michelle Ramsay and Carolyn Dammatt at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
4/19Nell Milne and Alan Milne at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
5/19Andrew Dufty and Kim Dufty at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
6/19Pam Watkins, Jodi Watkins and Coral Knowles at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
7/19Roman Haslinger hosts the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
8/19Steve Hodges and Lee Hodges at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
9/19Anne-Sophie Anneso, DJ Lee and Matt Gee at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
10/19Roman Haslinger and Brendan Dennis at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
11/19Elly George, Mike George and Liane Matthewse at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
12/19Jill Esser, Angela Higgins and Robin George at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
13/19Gerry Lewis and Caroline Lewis at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
14/19Shanna Brown and Jason Lister enjoy a drink at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
15/19Melinda Tuckwell and Pedro Goncalves at the Longest Lunch at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
16/19Gingezilla from Popcorn Caberet entertained the crowdi at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
17/19Glen Siva, Aaron Padoin, Christian Chapman, Peter Mariahi, Darryn Lyons and Steve Corradi at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
18/19Mo Rowbottom and Louise Montafia kick up their heels at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
19/19(clockwise fom top) Cindy Lam-Molnar, Beth Salleras, Mo Rowbottom, Lana McLean and Deanne Hoye at the Longest Lunch, part of the Port Douglas festival, held at Hemmingways Brewery at the Crystalbrook Marina, Port Douglas. Picture: Brendan Radke
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