Croydon Heritage Festival 2025 - Where Golden Legacy Meets the Orient
Experience the perfect blend of Croydon’s rich heritage and Chinese cultural traditions at the Heritage Festival 2025. This year, we’re proud to feature the grand re-opening of the Chinese Temple, showcasing its stunning new design and innovative signage. We’re also honoured to welcome Chinese Consul General Dr Ruan Zongze to Croydon, adding special significance to this historic event.
19 June – 27 June 2025
Mark your calendar and join us in Croydon for this spectacular festival, where history and the Orient come to life!
Get ready for eight days of unforgettable events that celebrate our community’s unique history and vibrant culture, including:
Chinese Temple – Grand Opening Ceremony
Rodeo and Campdraft – Enjoy the wild side of Queensland Outback
Traditional Dances – Dragon and lion performances by the Cairns and District Chinese Association Inc.
Oriental Outback Dinner – Featuring live music by Dusty Haven
Sunset N Sip – Enjoy breathtaking views and drinks at the lookout
Star Gazing – Explore the night sky with a focus on the Chinese horoscope
Yarning Circle & Sausage Sizzle – Stories and food by the campfire
And so much more…!
Vote for the Official Croydon Heritage Festival 2025 Shirt! This year’s theme is “Where Golden Legacy Meets the Orient.”
The designs are in, and now it’s time to vote for your favourite!
Voting is open from 1 – 16 March 2025 on Facebook and Instagram. Simply comment the number of your favourite design on the official Visit Croydon QLD post.
Only votes on posts from Visit Croydon QLD will count. Due to privacy settings, we cannot track votes on re-shared content.
The Top 3 designs with the most votes will be shortlisted, and our councillors will choose the final winner.
The winner receives:
- $450 cash prize
- Their very own festival shirt
- Their design featured as the official Heritage Festival 2025 shirt!
Have your say and help us choose the winning design!
Head to our Facebook or Instagram now to vote!
This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and Croydon Shire Council.
