CELEBRATE GRIFFITH SPRING FEST THIS OCTOBER

It’s Spring in Griffith which can only mean one thing, it’s time to celebrate the sunshine and sea of colour that is Griffith Spring Fest.
Griffith’s flagship festival runs from 8 October to 22 October 2023 and features the eye-catching Real Juice Company Citrus Sculpture display, six vibrant gardens created by talented locals and a whole host of other exciting experiences.
Help officially kick off Spring Fest at the LINX Launch Party on 13 October 2023 at the Griffith Tourism Hub Car Park where you can indulge in local food, wine and beer while enjoying entertainment by the sculptures.
Banna Avenue will be a sea of orange, with 60 unique sculptures welcoming visitors over two weeks. Witness this remarkable display made from over 100,000 locally grown oranges and grapefruit, by wandering through the sculptures. You might even see a talking robot, reclining chook, horse and cart or a giant giraffe. Be sure to share your experience by tagging @griffithspringfest and using #griffithspringfest
Celebrating 31 years of open gardens, locals and visitors are invited to enjoy the variety of experiences each garden has to offer. Sit back, relax and enjoy the scenery and stunning gardens on a bus tour from the Griffith Tourism Hub. It’s a great way to explore the exclusive open gardens. A light lunch is included.
Griffith City Council’s Event Coordinator Izabella Apolloni said the abundance of events offered something for everyone.
“We are excited to have Griffith Spring Fest back so we can celebrate this beautiful time of year in our City,” Ms Apolloni said.
“The Spring Fest events showcase all of the really great things our region has to offer.”
Don’t miss the annual Multicultural Festival on Saturday 14 October 2023 in the Memorial Gardens from 10.30am.  Celebrate the many diverse cultures that make up the Griffith community with, cultural performances and delicious foods from around the world. 
To find out what other events are being held during Spring Fest head to: griffithspringfest.com.au
Griffith Mayor, Councillor Doug Curran is keen to see the City come to life this October.
"I’m looking forward to having the Citrus Sculptures go up again, they are an amazing spectacle," said Councillor Curran.
“I thank the six locals who are throwing open their gardens. They should be extremely proud of what they have created and their generosity in sharing them is greatly appreciated.
“If you can, please support this great event, it is events such as this that enhance our City and improve livability for us all.”
For further information, get in touch with the Griffith Tourism Team by emailing events@griffith.com.au or calling 1800 681 141.