Southern 500 music festival features a lineup of youth bands and DJs from across the shire and Macedon Ranges, with headlining performances by Adelaide's all-girl indie punk rock band, Teenage Joans. The day will also have a range of other activities including:
3x3 basketball tournaments
A mechanical bull for the adventurous
Giant inflatable slide to bring out your inner child.
A decoration station for festival body art
Merch tents
Food and drink stalls
Need a ride? No problem, our bus run has got you covered!
When booking your ticket, you will have the option to select from the following return bus stops:
Portland South Hall – Portland IGA Carpark – Portland Shell Servo – Heathmere
Hamilton - Branxholme - Condah - Heathmere
Casterton - Merino - Heywood – Heathmere
Accessibility and Inclusion
The venue is designed to be fully accessible for all abilities to come along and enjoy.
Disabled parking with easy entrance access will be available on the day, please contact youthservices@glenelg.vic.gov.au to ensure we understand demand and accommodate to all needs.
A chill out zone will be provided for those wanting to take a time out.
Disposable earplugs will be handed out prior to entrance.
Carers or Companion
We understand fulltime care is in some cases necessary and allow 1 complimentary ticket for ticket purchasers who require a carer. Please contact the Portland Arts Centre Box Office on 0355 222 263, via email arts@glenelg.vic.gov.au or visit 4A Glenelg street Monday-Friday 10am-4pm with proof of carer or companion card to arrange this.
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Cost $30
Contact
GSC Youth Team
youthservices@glenelg.vic.gov.au
NO REFUNDS AND NO EXCHANGES.
Youth event for ages 15-25. Photo ID (student card accepted).
All bags will be checked as condition of entry.
No drinks or bottles to be brought in.
This is strictly an alcohol, drug, smoke and vape free event. NO PASSOUTS!