Street Party
FREE
Museum Street Party 2026
Saturday 5 September, 3–8 pm
Vibes and beats will once again hit the streets at the Tweed's biggest party on Saturday 5 September 2026.
Get ready as Queensland Road comes alive with free live music, creative workshops, roving performers, delicious food trucks, a Street Party Bar and immersive cultural experiences.
Hit the Main Stage for a stellar lineup of live music and local sounds featuring Buttered, Birren, Ella Fence, Benny O’Dwyer and Stiz Fusion.
Step into the magic of The Light Within, a large-scale art installation by Matthew Aberline and the Beautiful and Useful Studio, then get hands-on in creative workshops making lanterns, reusable tote bags and papier-mâché worlds.
Join cultural activities, take on the Museum’s Adventure Game challenge, dance your way through the Silent Disco and discover plenty more surprises throughout the party.
With something to spark the imagination of every age, the Street Party promises an unforgettable celebration of creativity, connection and community in the heart of Murwillumbah.
The Street Party is a free event and is part of the NSW Government’s Open Streets Program, led by Transport for NSW.
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Our 2026 sponsors
The Street Party is proudly funded by the NSW Government under the Open Streets Program led by Transport for NSW. Tweed Shire Council received $350,000 towards the delivery of the Street Party (2025-2027). For more details about the Open Streets Program, visit transport.nsw.gov.au/openstreets.
The Street Party is also generously sponsored by a range of local businesses and organisations, including:
- Business Murwillumbah
- Halcyon House
- Murwillumbah Historical Society
- Print Spot Group
- Solo Resource Recovery
- Sophie Carter Exclusive Properties
- Tweed Coast Times
- Tweed Holiday Parks
- Williams Group Australia
- Zeta’s Coffee
Media
We can’t wait to see how you share the story of this unique Tweed experience.
Media release 10 August 2026
Music, art and a street full of light: Museum Street Party returns
Enquiries
For all media enquiries, please email trm@tweed.nsw.gov.au or call 02 6670 2493.
The 2025 Street Party. Image: Dave Kan.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a ticket to attend?
Nope! The Street Party is free and open to everyone. And while u don’t need a ticket to enter, we encourage you to follow Tweed Regional Museum Instagram and Facebook to keep up to date with event information or sign up to the Museum e-newsletter.
Where can I park?
Parking is available at the north end of Queensland Road, near the soccer fields and showgrounds. Parking is also available at Knox Park.
Accessible parking is available on Queensland Road, at the corner of Ewing Street. Traffic controllers can assist with directing those requiring accessible carparking in these spots.
Is the event family-friendly?
Absolutely! The Street Party is an all-ages event with plenty of fun for everyone. There's will be loads of activities for big and little kids!
Children under 12 must be always supervised by a parent or guardian.
Will the Museum be open during the Street Party?
Yes! The Tweed Regional Museum will be open late as part of the festivities. Don’t miss the chance to explore the new exhibition, Speak Easy, which dives into the story of how we stay connected through communication technology.
Can I bring my dog?
While we don't encourage everyone to bring their dogs, the event takes place on public streets, so pets are allowed.
We do ask that all dogs are always on a lead and under control. Please be mindful of crowds, loud music and other animals.
How much does it cost to attend?
The Street Party is completely free to attend!
What should I bring?
Whatever you’d bring to a fun afternoon out!
We suggest a water bottle, your phone (to find your friends!) and whatever makes you comfy. There will be food and drink available for purchase at the party.
Is there seating available?
Limited seating will be available throughout the party, but feel free to bring your own camp chairs or picnic blankets if you’d like to settle in.
What happens if it rains?
The event will go ahead rain or shine, to an extent. In the case of severe weather, updates will be posted to our website and social media pages.
In the event of severe weather event, always follow SES NSW for updates.
Can I perform or have a stall at the event?
This year’s event does not include market stalls, but if you're a performer or community group interested in future opportunities, feel free to contact us via museum@tweed.nsw.gov.au