For all food and wine lovers this year’s Bathurst Country Affair will have you beaming with delight when locals and visitors from all over will come together and enjoy one of the most successful events this quirky little village on the Sunshine Coast has to offer.
When the July chill rolls into Bathurst, there’s one place that truly warms the heart — the Pig and Whistle Inn, South Africa’s oldest continuously licensed pub. Each year, this historic gem lights up the village with its much-loved Christmas in July celebration, bringing midwinter cheer, hearty food, and holiday spirit to locals and visitors alike.
The Bathurst Dog Show is an annual event in Bathurst, Eastern Cape, South Africa, typically held in July, and features a variety of dog-related activities and competitions. It’s a family-friendly event that includes stalls, face painting, live music, and more. The Bathurst Dog Show is a community event where dogs and people can enjoy parading and chilling on the Village Green.
The Bathurst Book Fair is a much-anticipated event that takes place in South Africa. This annual fair celebrates literature and brings together book lovers from all walks of life. Whether you’re a fan of novels, non-fiction, poetry, or children’s books, the Bathurst Book Fair has something to offer for everyone.
The Bathurst Arts Affair is an annual event held in Bathurst, South Africa, showcasing local artists in various forms, including visual and performance arts. It typically takes place on the first weekend of December and features an art meander, with artists exhibiting around the village. The event also includes stalls and tractor rides.
Immerse yourself in the most beautiful outdoor market in Bathurst. Escape into the Just Off Centre Garden Venue and admire the outstanding crafts under the trees. Here you will also be able to get some quality locally sourced and freshly picked ingredients, handmade crafts, delicious delights, picnic area, artisanal & organic products and more.
The first Bathurst Agricultural Show was held in 1850, and they held its centenary year in 2008. The Bathurst Agricultural Show is organized and managed by the Bathurst Agricultural Society, a Committee committed to the traditions of past & present agricultural successes.
