It brings us great pleasure to announce the fourth annual Port Kembla Festival!

1 Street. 10 Venues. 40+ Artists.

PK Festival is a free-entry experience hosted by live music venues, vintage motorcycle stores, laneways & outdoor gardens along Wentworth St. A true gig-crawl, the festival presents an exciting range of music from around Australia which is set alongside markets, workshops and light installations in unexpected urban settings. The festival is produced by Holy Pavlova and supported by Revive Live, Destination NSW and Wollongong City Council; in addition to our legendary local venues and breweries.

RSVP required for 18+ attendees, under 18's don't need to register. Please note that although the festival is all ages, access for minors is granted on a venue by venue basis. Detailed information on this will be announced closer to the date. RSVP does not guarantee entry once individual venues reach capacity. Please enjoy music at another venue or the light exhibitions.

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*LINEUP & VENUES*

Lineup and venues coming soon!

*FAQS*

Is the event BYO? No. Venues are licensed
Is the event all-ages? Yes, most stages are! But the later hours can get loud for little ones.- What about dogs? Not everywhere, but The Servo stage is!
Is the event outside? Port Kembla Festival is a multi-venue festival, not a street festival. There is one outdoor stage hosted along Military Lane! All our other stages unique indoor spaces along Wentworth St. Although you will find markets, DJ's and light projections hidden along the way between venue stops!-
When does it start? Official program kicks of 2PM with a Welcome to Country at The Wentworth.

*GENERAL INFO*

Creating a safe space means a lot to us, so make sure to bring your good vibes and your manners. We will boot you out very quick if you make others feel uncomfortable.Please do not attend if you are feeling unwell.We would like to acknowledge that this event is taking place on Dharawal Country. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging.