Enjoy free live music featuring local artists at Picnic Point Park in Toowoomba every Saturday in February 2026.
Sunday 14 February 2027
4:00pm - 7:00pm
164 Tourist Rd, Toowoomba City QLD 4350, Australia
Free
Experience the vibrant atmosphere of the Summer Tunes concert series, a beloved event held throughout the Toowoomba Region. These free concerts showcase talented local musicians across various genres, making it a perfect outing for families and music lovers alike.
Bring your picnic blanket and settle in for an afternoon of great tunes and community spirit. The event is family-friendly, welcoming attendees of all ages to enjoy the lively performances.
The Summer Tunes series features four concerts in February, with the second concert taking place at Picnic Point Park. This particular event spotlights acoustic singer-songwriter Rob Michel, promising an intimate and engaging musical experience.
The concerts run from 16:00 to 19:00, offering a relaxed setting to unwind after a busy day. Attendees can expect a variety of music styles, supporting local talent and fostering community pride.
The concert is held at Picnic Point Park, located at 164 Tourist Rd, Toowoomba City QLD 4350. The park offers scenic views and ample space for families to spread out and enjoy the music.
Accessible by car and public transport, Picnic Point Park is a convenient venue for locals and visitors. Parking is available nearby, and the park is equipped with facilities suitable for families.
Please note that the event scheduled for Saturday 14 February 2026 has been cancelled due to weather conditions. Attendees are encouraged to check for updates before planning their visit.
The Summer Tunes concerts are free to attend, making them an accessible cultural highlight for the community. Remember to bring your own seating and refreshments to enhance your experience.
There is no cost to attend the Summer Tunes concerts, and no booking is required. Simply arrive early to secure a good spot and enjoy the live music.
For more information and updates, visitors can contact the Toowoomba Regional Council or visit their social media pages.
