Wagga City Council has combined the traditional Seniors Festival and Youth Week celebrations to create an inter-generational schedule of activities for millennials through to baby boomers and beyond.
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The FRESH festival is a month-long program starting on April 2. Visitor Economy and Events Co-ordinator Fiona Hamilton said the festival is about one intergenerational celebration and has the potential to attract visitors to Wagga
“The line-up of events and workshops has been designed to bring the community together by providing something for everyone – from birdwatching to professional skateboarding,” she said.
“The diversity of the program also has the potential to attract visitors to Wagga, especially with the last two weeks of the program falling in the April school holidays.
“We are hoping both Wagga locals and visitors embrace the line-up.”
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