Harvest Moon Festival
Fri 18 Sep '26 – Sun 20 Sep '26
Overview
The Harvest Moon Music Festival returns to the beautiful Nymboida Camping and Canoe Centre in the Clarence Valley, NSW in 2026.
This intimate, grassroots event began as a post-COVID refuge for musicians and has since evolved into a vibrant celebration of music, wellbeing, and community connection.
The 2025 festival showcased a carefully curated lineup of outstanding local and regional artists, including Billie-Jo Porter, Hats Off, Black Cows,…
The Harvest Moon Music Festival returns to the beautiful Nymboida Camping and Canoe Centre in the Clarence Valley, NSW in 2026.
This intimate, grassroots event began as a post-COVID refuge for musicians and has since evolved into a vibrant celebration of music, wellbeing, and community connection.
The 2025 festival showcased a carefully curated lineup of outstanding local and regional artists, including Billie-Jo Porter, Hats Off, Black Cows, Brodie Buttons, and Fiona Boyes, among many others. The 2026 lineup is shaping up to be just as special, with artist announcements to be revealed by July — stay tuned.
With attendance capped at just 350 campers and 150 Saturday passes, Harvest Moon maintains its boutique feel while continuing to grow. Festival-goers can also enjoy market stalls, food vendors, and live broadcasting throughout the weekend by LovingLife FM.
Backed by a dedicated volunteer committee and supported by partners such as UNE/Equip, Bendigo Community Bank, Clarence Valley Council, and others, the festival proudly champions sustainability, inclusivity, and mental health support for artists and audiences alike.
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A quiet space is available at the venue/ facility
Actively welcomes people with access needs.
Train your staff in disability awareness
Use Plain English / easy read signage and information (includes menus and emergency information)
Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia)