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CMCA 37th National Rally

Starting each day at 8:00am and finishing approximately 10:30pm.

The Rally provides multiple activities for Members to participate in, including entertainment, craft, line dancing, seminars, workshops, disc bowls activities, trade stands, exhibitors, movie night, musical band, Ball Night, singers plus offsite tours.

Open Day Markets on Saturday 28 September – 9:00am – 3:00pm – Local Mount Gambier Community welcomed into the Showgrounds to participate and enjoy the CMCA National Rally’s Open Day Markets. Entry fee: Gold coin donation for the public on entry.

Market stall holders will offer an extensive range of products from coffee and cakes to caravans, camping and travelling equipment, plants and homemade jams and relishes. Wine sales and tasting and a good variety of home crafted items including rugs, jumpers and cute little dog coats. There will also be entertainment with the Harness Racing Club Bar open and a variety of food vans to delight in.

For more information click here CMCA or email MGRallyMgr@gmail.com

Events info

  • Mount Gambier Showgrounds
  • Sunday, September 22, 2024 8:00 am - Sunday, September 29, 2024 5:00 pm
  • Mount Gambier Showgrounds
Contact

City of Mount Gambier
Economy, Strategy and Engagement team

ese@mountgambier.sa.gov.au

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Acknowledgment of Country

As we invite you to explore Mount Gambier and surrounds, we ask that alongside us, you respect the living culture and connection to Country held by the Boandik peoples.

We acknowledge the Boandik peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land Mount Gambier sits upon today. We respect their spiritual relationship with the land and recognise the deep feelings of attachment our First Nations peoples have with the land.

As we invite you to explore Mount Gambier and surrounds, we ask that alongside us, you respect the living culture and connection to Country held by the Boandik peoples.

We acknowledge the Boandik peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land Mount Gambier sits upon today. We respect their spiritual relationship with the land and recognise the deep feelings of attachment our First Nations peoples have with the land.