Burra Pride Long Lunch & Picnic
Mid North Arts (SA)
Share the Joy at the Burra Pride Long Lunch & Picnic! Gather with friends, family for a fun Feast Festival celebration at the historic Burra Railway Station. Purchase a smorgasbord long lunch ticket or bring your own picnic and join us at the long table or at picnic tables scattered around the venue. Pooches are welcome!
Enjoy a fun-filled day featuring an MC, DJ, Dog Show, Games, Makeup & Dress-Up Parade, Karaoke, prizes and surprises. Plus, there'll be selected rainbow stalls and community information displays. Coffee, donuts, ice cream and other treats available for purchase. BYO drinks (licensed event). Everyone is welcome—come and share the joy!
#family2026
Enjoy a fun-filled day featuring an MC, DJ, Dog Show, Games, Makeup & Dress-Up Parade, Karaoke, prizes and surprises. Plus, there'll be selected rainbow stalls and community information displays. Coffee, donuts, ice cream and other treats available for purchase. BYO drinks (licensed event). Everyone is welcome—come and share the joy!
#family2026
Event Details
GENRE: Regional
DURATION: 210 mins
AGE RATING: All Ages
SEATED OR STANDING: Seated
Access questions? Contact us at enquiries@feast.org.au
About the presenter: Mid North Arts (SA)
Mid North Arts (SA) is volunteer committee dedicated to supporting artistic endeavours throughout Mid North South Australia. Auspiced by the Burra Community Management Committee Inc., MNA has produced Burra Pride Picnics annually since 2023 in celebration of the Feast Festival. In 2026 we are currently supporting the development and implementation of the following projects: Wandering Tales; Burra Antiques & Collectables Fair 2027; Tiny Children's Project; and the Burra Orchestra Project. If you are in Mid North SA and have a project idea you would like to see manifest, contact us to see if we can help. Email: midnortharts@gmail.com
Image Description: People seated at a long table at the Burra Railway Station train platform wearing colourful rainbow clothing. Dogs are present sporting bright rainbow bandanas and sparkled coats. Lunch is served. There's a disco station set up on the platform and a disco ball hanging from the roof. 
Feast Festival acknowledges that we gather, create and celebrate on the traditional lands of the Kaurna people.
We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise First Nations peoples as the original storytellers, artists and custodians of this land.
We honour and respect queer First Nations communities, including Sistagirls and Brothaboys, and recognise the enduring connection between culture, identity, community and Country.
Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be Aboriginal Land.
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