The Winter Festival will make snow in Brisbane's King George Square

Tuesday, 7 of Jun 2016
By Bruna Corralo 

Event happens from 17th June to the 10th July

 The weather is getting colder, and the winter is closer, however for the most of Latin People and Queenslanders the snow is something that they would not expected. This phenomenon is not common here, such as for the part of the South American countries. Nevertheless, it will be happen at Brisbane's King George Square, where will be held The Winter Festival.

The Winter Festival Brisbane will offer delectable food and beverages, winter activities and entertainment from 17th June to the 10th July.

The Square will be transformed in to a winter wonderland from June 17, with snow and ice-skating. The wintery celebration will also include live music, interactive games and professional ice-skating performances.

The event is held in support of young Australians with high care, giving them an opportunity to experience real powder snow and ice-skating. In according to the organization all of the ice skating rinks are wheelchair accessible and there is no charge for carers as we support the Companion Card program.

King George Square is located off Ann Street in the heart of Brisbane. Entrances can be found on Ann Street and Adelaide Street. There are a number of transport options for getting to Winter Festival.

Tickets, which cost $28 for adults, are available online (http://winterfestival.com.au/) as well as at the door of the event.

The Winter Festival will also happen in Sydney (at St. Mary’s Cathedral), Canberra (at Garema Place) and in Fremantle (at Esplanade Park).