The theme was “The Madhatter’s Party” … and this hat, made by Sandra Currell and modelled by Kay Ezzy, was pretty “mad”A mini train and carriage were adding a railway flavour to the 2021 Colours of Yarraman Festival
October 25, 2021
The Yarraman Progress Association’s annual celebration of Spring, the Colours Of Yarraman, sprang into life on Saturday afternoon in Station Park.
Festival organisers encouraged visitors to relax in the shade of the long tents, have a leisurely drink and enjoy the live music on stage – this year presented by Kingaroy band Ryza.
The theme was the Madhatters Tea Party, so there were plenty of brightly decorated teapots on display as well as quite a few “mad” hats at the family fun day.
There were games and rides for the children to enjoy while their parents relaxed in the shade.
Yarraman’s famous line-dancing crew put on a performance, and also passed around a hat to raise funds for the McGrath Foundation.
A bike ride from Station Park to Harland Park was also on offer for anyone feeling more energetic than just lounging around to enjoy the free entertainment.
Delma Evans, Caboolture, and Janelle Steensen, Glass House Mountains, travelled up the range to enjoy Colours Of YarramanJane Chalmers, second from left, with some of the Yarraman Line Dancers who performed on stageColours Of Yarraman’s Tunes On The Track wouldn’t have tunes without live music … Kingaroy band Ryza was keeping the crowd entertainedHeritage House volunteer Rob Mackie was enjoying the fun atmosphere in the park
Emily and Jase Jackson returned to Yarraman to enjoy the day at Station Park
Kay Ezzy with a busy Yarraman Progress Association president Joe Stimpson
Lorraine and Ian Klein, from Kingaroy, were relaxing in Station ParkGlenda Stimpson, Yarraman, with Karissa Stallwood and Susan Robertson, from KingaroyOne of the entries in the “Best Decorated Pot” competition
