Murrook Festival will return to the Sand Dunes at Williamtown in November 2026, bringing music, dance, storytelling, food and fireworks to Worimi Country for an evening under the stars.
Hosted by the Worimi Local Aboriginal Land Council, this year’s festival theme mirriiyndja daliga, Under the Stars, setting the tone for a relaxed night of celebration and connection.
Designed for people of all ages, the festival will offer plenty of opportunities to gather with family and friends, enjoy live entertainment, share a meal and experience cultural activities in the unique setting of the Sand Dunes.
The evening will also provide a chance to connect with community through storytelling, music and dance, while the festival’s welcoming atmosphere encourages visitors to participate or simply sit back, listen and take it all in.
With the festival focused on community, connection and togetherness, organisers are inviting everyone to put everyday pressures aside and spend an evening enjoying the simple things – good company, shared stories, food and entertainment beneath the night sky.
Murrook Festival 2026 will be held from 5pm to 9pm on Saturday 14 November at the Sand Dunes, Williamtown, on Worimi Country. Entry is free, with free parking and dedicated 4WD bus transfers available to and from the festival. Further details are available via murrook.org.au.
