Channel 7 recently aired a special episode of Way-out Weird & Wonderful events showcasing the unique parties that happen around Queensland.
You can watch the episode featuring a calendar year of Queensland events via eyeonQ here:
Or browse through some of the events that were featured on the show.
The IGA Coolum Kite Festival is one of the largest and most unique annual events held on the Sunshine Coast.
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The Australian Camp Oven Festival is a weekend of great family fun that celebrates our cultural bush heritage.
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Opera in the Outback will attract an Australian and international audience of more than 500 people. Opera goers combine a relaxed weekend with concerts under the stars on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Mud Bulls and Music is a unique four day event held at Landcruiser Mountain Park. This event blends traditional and contemporary competitions such as the rodeo, 4x4 events, Ute Muster, Talent Search, camping competitions, and Australia's best country music with great artists like Lee Kernaghan, John Williamson, Sara Storer, Steve Forde and more!
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Experience the excitement of Queensland's Biggest Power Boat Racing Spectacular with two days of high octane circuit racing by Australia's top racing teams.
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Known around the world as Noosa's "eight days of pure stoke", the Noosa Festival of Surfing is the world's biggest surfing event, with more than 700 competitors in 20 plus amateur, pro and specialty events.
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The Feast of the Senses originated to raise the profile of the rare and exotic tropical produce from around Far North Queensland.
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The Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Festival showcases, shares and celebrates with visitors and community the essence of Barcaldine's past and present, strong community spirit and outback character.
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The Australian Body Art Carnivale will again be 'A Festival of Colour' centred around body art in its many and varied forms.
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The festival celebrates the 'Birthplace of Queensland' and has been an annual event for 18 years. It commemorates the landing of Lieutenant James Cook and his crew on 24 May 1770.
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