Less than three weeks until South32 Summer by the River

Published on Friday, 27 February 2026 at 11:03:19 AM

South32 Summer by the River 2026 is gearing up to be a vibrant community celebration filled with entertainment, music, and family-friendly activities.

Date: Saturday, 21 March 2026
Time: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Location: Hotham Park, Boddington

The Hotham Park Foreshore will come alive with an impressive lineup of live music. Attendees can look forward to a relaxed and uplifting atmosphere created by the talents of:

  • Soloist Anna Schneider
  • The Milkmen
  • Angie Colman, and
  • The Satisfaction. 

Each act will bring its own style and energy to the stage, creating a memorable soundtrack for an evening by the water. Visitors are encouraged to bring friends, lay out a picnic blanket or chairs, and settle in on the grass to enjoy a variety of great music.

Children will have plenty to keep them entertained throughout the event. Activity stations will offer a wide range of options designed to encourage play, creativity, and adventure. Kids can enjoy face painting and interact with animals from the Swan Valley Cuddly Animal Farm. More energetic visitors can jump on the bungee trampoline, race through the Rocket Run obstacle course, or challenge friends in the Gladiator Duel. Younger children can delight in the Bluey-themed bouncy castle, while Carnival Grass Games and a dedicated Chill Out Zone will provide a space to relax.

South32 Summer by the River aims to create lasting memories for community members of all ages. With live music, engaging entertainment, and a picturesque riverside setting, the event promises to be an enjoyable and lively celebration.

Lotterywest and South32 proudly support South32 Summer by the River. Their valued contribution enables the delivery of an inclusive, high-quality community event, bringing community members and visitors together and providing opportunities for all ages to connect and participate. The Shire of Boddington extends its sincere appreciation for their ongoing support.

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