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Campsie Lantern Festival 2025
When
Saturday 8 February
5-9.30pm
Where
Anzac Mall and Anzac Square Campsie
Accessibility
Accessible toilets are at Anzac Mall and Park, Campsie.
Seating includes plastic chairs and armrest options in both areas.
Thank you for attending the 2025 Lantern Festival and Year of the Snake in Campsie!
As a grand finale to the Lunar New Year celebrations, the Campsie Lantern Festival was held at Anzac Mall and Anzac Park on Saturday, 8 February 2025.
The event featured a variety of tasty food stalls offering delicious Asian dishes, exciting cultural entertainment, photo opportunities with the SBS Lantern Wall and the ‘Where Interesting Happens’ 360 photobooth. Plus, there were free kids’ activities available all night long.
Over 10,000 people were captivated by our 2025 Main Stage, brought to you by Western Union, featuring the Campsie Catwalk—a parade of traditional Chinese clothing and lanterns, the Korean Fan Dance, Fan Veil Ribbon & Carousel Girls, Vietnamese dancers, Taiko drummers, a spectacular Lion Dance and Chinese Firecrackers. The extraordinary show kept the audience entertained all night long.
Check out the highlights!
Live performances and entertainment on the main stage all night
Stage spotlight
Join us for a vibrant array of performances on the main stage, featuring a diverse range of cultural acts, music and dance to celebrate the spirit of the Lunar New Year.
Friday, 7 February
Performing from 5.30-8.30pm
- Tom Fublé
Saturday, 8 February
Performing from 5-9pm
- Didgeridoo performance
- Sydney Hills garden shire Chinese folk art incorporated
- Korean fan dance
- Lollipop Lyra duo acts
- Vietnamese dancers
- Spectacular lion dance and Chinese firecrackers
- Indonesian dance
- Fan veil ribbon dancers
- Korean drummers
- Campsie catwalk Chinese costume and lantern showcase
- Shan Shan dancers
- Taiko drummers
- Lantern Lady
- Tom Fublé
Main stage brought to you by
Free activities and entertainment for all ages to enjoy
Family fun
Enjoy FREE activities and entertainment for the whole family:
5-9.30pm
- Lantern making workshop
- Face painting
- BRAD by Banish presenting eco-friendly pen making workshop
- Trashy Trivia by CBCity Sustainable Team
- A giant chessboard showcasing AI challenges and opportunities, allowing players to test their skills and win prizes at the NAXF Chess activity.
Photo opportunities:
Bring your camera or selfie stick, as there will be plenty of photo opportunities throughout the night, including:
- Year of the Snake display
- Lanterns decorating the event
- The beautifully lit Lantern Lady
- SBS Lantern Wall (Available from Friday, 31 January to Saturday, 8 February)
- Where Interesting Happens 360 Photobooth in the Lantern Rotunda. Please note, there will be a queue list for participation
Meet the legends of prosperity
God & Goddess of Fortune
Meet the iconic God and Goddess of Fortune, brought to you by Western Union, and receive blessings for the year ahead.
A variety of tasty food stalls to satisfy every craving
Food galore
Enjoy a variety of tasty bites, sweet treats, refreshing drinks and exciting activities for everyone!
Savoury delish:
- Tapasman Paella: Flavour-packed Spanish paella with all the traditional goodness.
- Yan’s Dumplings and Noodles Bar: Fresh, tasty dumplings and noodles.
- Korean Corn Dog and Fish Cakes: Crispy and delicious Korean-style corn dogs and fish cakes.
- Japanese Pizza Okonomiyaki: Savoury Japanese pancake, made to order with your favourite toppings.
- Corn Kingdom: Crispy chips on a stick and sweet, juicy corn.
- Lugaw Queen: Hearty and flavourful Filipino comfort dishes.
- Madura Satay: Grilled meat skewers with your choice of peanut or sweet soy sauce.
- Baguette Brothers: Fresh, crusty baguettes with mouthwatering fillings.
Drinks:
- Tebu Sugarcane Juice: Refreshing and natural sugarcane juice.
Something sweet:
- The Cheeky Dessert: Waffles on a stick with marshmallow, oreo or Nutella, plus pies and refreshing juices.
- Party Rockin’ Rocky Road: An indulgent twist on the classic, with coconut, bueno and biscoff.
- Chocnberry: Delicious chocolate-dipped berries that are a treat.
- L&FS Global Trading Pty Ltd: Authentic frozen and dried Vietnamese products.
Other stalls:
- Let’s Have Fun: Year of the Snake-themed stationery, light-up wands, novelty toys and more.
- Toy Kingdom: A magical toy stall filled with fun and unique finds.
- Falun Dafa: Explore the teachings and practices that promote health, wellness and mindfulness.
What you need to know about the event
Wait, there's more!
The event will take place across Anzac Mall and Anzac Park, Campsie.
The main entertainment stage is located on a paved area in Anzac Mall, while Anzac Park will feature a variety of food stalls, acoustic music and kids’ activities.
Both event spaces are accessible via footpaths, though the dining area in Anzac Park is on grass.
Please note, the event will feature loud music, bright lights and firecrackers, which create very loud noises and bright, flashing lights.
Check out the program below!
Can’t make the event or still craving more?
- Visit Anzac Mall and Anzac Park between Friday, 31 January and Saturday, 8 February to see the stunning lanterns and lights. Be sure to take some photos and tag us @WhereInterestingHappens!
- Join us on Friday, 7 February, from 5.30-8.30pm for some light music by Tom Fu. Grab takeaway from one of the local restaurants and enjoy the ambiance in Anzac Mall.
How to get there
Lantern Festival is accessible via Campsie Station on the T3 Bankstown line, with the event taking place 100 metres from the station.
There is parking available in surrounding streets. The closest public parking lots are in Wilfred Avenue, London Street and Evaline Street.
Visit the transportnsw.info website to plan your trip.
Campsie Lantern Festival 2025
Address: Anzac Mall & Anzac Square, Campsie NSW, Australia
Get directionsBus
- Start at Bankstown Station:
Head to the Bankstown bus interchange next to the train station. - Catch Bus 400:
Take Bus 400 from Bankstown Station (towards Burwood) and get off at Campsie Station.
The trip takes about 10-15 minutes, depending on traffic. - Arrival at Campsie:
You’ll be dropped off directly at Campsie Station, a short walk to most festival activities.
Parking
Parking is limited, so we recommend using public transport. If you do drive, be aware of potential parking constraints. The best options for parking close by would be:
- If you’re heading to Anzac Mall in Campsie, there are several parking options available nearby. Here’s a quick guide to help you find parking:
1. Campsie Shopping Centre Car Park
- Location: Inside the Campsie Shopping Centre, just off Beamish Street, near Anzac Mall.
- Details: This is the main parking lot for visitors to the shopping centre and Anzac Mall.
- Parking Fee: Typically offers free parking for a limited time (e.g., 1-2 hours). After that, a fee may apply for extended stays.
- Convenience: Directly adjacent to Anzac Mall, perfect for quick access to the mall and surrounding shops.
2. Street Parking
- Location: Available around Beamish Street, Canterbury Road, and South Parade.
- Details: Limited street parking is available in the surrounding streets. Check the signs for time limits and restrictions.
- Parking Fee: Many of the streets offer paid parking with time limits, usually between 1–2 hours. There may also be free parking spots in nearby residential areas if you don’t mind walking a bit further.
3. Campsie Railway Station Car Park
- Location: Adjacent to Campsie Station on Clarke Street, a short walk from Anzac Mall.
- Parking Fee: Paid parking is available. Rates are generally reasonable for a few hours of parking.
- Convenience: Walking distance (around 5–10 minutes) from Anzac Mall and good for those using public transport to complete their journey.
Walking
- Starting Point:
Head out of Campsie Station and walk along the main road Beamish Street until you arrive at Anzac Mall. - Walk Along the Main Road:
Continue walking along Northam Avenue or Beamish Street, heading towards Campsie.
The walk is around 5 km and should take about 45-60 minutes depending on your pace.
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