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Thursday 28 March to Monday 1 April 76th Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race and Gladstone Harbour Festival The Annual Gladstone Harbour Festival will be held at the picturesque GPC Marina Parklands. Gladstone Harbour Festival's program will be jam-packed with fabulous free main stage entertainment. Coinciding with the annual B2G race start is the Yachtsman’s Long Lunch, a ticketed event featuring delicious local seafood, award-winning wines, keynote speakers and live music, all while watching the famous race on the big screen. Easter Saturday will feature the all-day Seafood Festival and two-hour Harbour Cruise Brunch, while the Gladstone Yacht Club will have live music playing from 3pm onwards on both Saturday and Sunday. Other Easter in Gladstone events include the annual Gladstone Harbour Festival featuring free entertainment, thrilling rides, all the fun of sideshow alley, free activities for the kids, spectacular fireworks displays and much more. The Gladstone Road Runners Fun Run and Gladstone Harbour Festival’s Raft Regatta will take place on Good Friday. The Eagles Show will be the main act for Sensational Saturday Night at the Gladstone Harbour Festival, sponsored by Gladstone Regional Council. Cost: Free events as well as ticketed Location: Gladstone Marina and Parklands, East Shores Parklands. Pic: GRC

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