Friendly hospitality will again be on show for the return of the much-loved Eulah Creek Vintage Machinery Day and campoven cook-off.
The machinery day – which combines a country fair atmosphere, craft stalls, great food and fun for kids with vintage machinery demonstrations – is a popular fixture on the district calendar.
The Beulah Park Hall committee volunteers have been busy preparing the grounds and hall ready to welcome visitors to the festivities.
Cast iron chefs can put their skills to the test in the campoven cook-off on Saturday, August 3, with the celebrations continuing the next day, Sunday, August 4, for the vintage machinery day.
Novelty events are again planned for Saturday afternoon before the campoven cookoff food is served up in the evening.
There are prizes and trophies for open and junior Cast Iron Chef, Cast Iron Dessert Chef as well as open and junior billy boiling champions.
Spectators are also welcome to come along and enjoy dinner for $15 per person or $50 for a family of four.
Inquiries for the competition can be made to Ian Orman on 0429 829 542.
Sunday will again feature vintage machinery as well as a large display of motorbikes and vintage cars. Market stalls will also be featured on the day. Machinery day inquiries can be made to Dave Morris 0427 005 559 and Bruce Evans 0428 500 857.
Entry to the machinery day costs $5 for adults and is free for children under 15 years of age. The two events are cash only (no EFTPOS available).
The annual festivities serve as the primary fundraiser for the Beulah Park Hall.
The hard working hall committee has its sights set on fundraising for new amenities as well as solar electricity.
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