Civic Park Carols

Embrace the magic of the holiday season at Civic Park Carols on Sunday 15 December 2024. Grab your picnic rug and your friends for an unforgettable evening filled with joy, music, and holiday spirit – perfect for the whole family.

Pre-show performances – 5pm

Kicking off the night, local performers and artists will be getting the Christmas cheer rolling by bringing their unique harmony and dazzling energy to the stage.

Main show spectacular – 7:30pm

As the stars twinkle above, the main show will kick off at 7:30pm, featuring an amazing line up of local talent coming together to share the holiday spirit

Special guest stars

It’s a double treat this year, as not one, but TWO incredible guest stars will be gracing the stage at Civic Park Carols on Sunday 15 December: Justine Clarke and Tim Campbell!

With her boundless talent and infectious charm, and his charismatic and show-stopping stage presence, they’ll be sure to shine on the Civic Park Carols stage.

Christmas village

Step into a magical world at the Christmas village. Enjoy a wide variety of food and drinks, roving performers and children’s activities, while twinkling lights and charming decorations create a truly enchanting atmosphere.

Event partners

Brought to you by the City of Tea Tree Gully, Civic Park Carols 2024 is proud to partner with Westfield, Channel 9, Solo Resource Recovery, My Money House, Community Bridging Services, Fork on The Road, Hoyts Tea Tree Plaza and event charity partner Can:Do 4 Kids to bring this spectacular celebration to life. Their continued support helps us make this event truly magical.

Mark your calendars for Sunday 15 December 2024 at Civic Park for an evening that captures the heart and soul of the holiday season. Civic Park Carols is more than just an event – it’s a cherished tradition that brings the community together in the spirit of love, harmony and joy.

More information, including frequently asked questions: cttg.sa.gov.au/carols

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