The gates will be open at 5pm, with a huge range of entertainment and activities on throughout the night.

Fresh from a seven month circus tour of New Zealand and a season in Melbourne, Bega's very own Rhys The Trickster has returned with more tricks, more comedy and more hair.

At only 18, with a few hundred shows under his belt, he will combine extreme juggling skills, cheeky comedy and the outright absurd into an act you don't want to miss.

There will be a bouncing castle, face-painting and fairy floss – if you want to leave that to the kids how about indulging yourself with some fine local food and an alcoholic beverage from the pop-up bar.

Cheeky Mango tacos, Pambula oysters, champagne and Dutch pancakes are some of the options on the night.

Heart-warming performances from three exceptional talents will be appearing on the Rocka House stage.

The Belle Miners have arrived from Canada to perform the first show of their Australian tour.

The festive folk-pop trio will be gracing your ears with their new debut album ‘Powerful Owl’ which is a 10-track upbeat sonic journey covering themes from love and loss to overcoming life-threatening illness, each track has significant meaning and powerful messaging.

The Belle Miners are accompanied by special guest, renowned NSW singer-songwriter and raconteur Fred Smith. 

One of the few Australian songwriters who has both a US Marine Corps medal and a US merchant mariner's license, Smith's musical musings come with a lot of knowledge and experience.

He spent four years in America, working cruise ships and touring the Eisenhower interstate system, and worked alongside American soldiers in Afghanistan.

Now with the USA deeply divided, Fred Smith returns from the dust of Uruzgan to revisit his fascination for all things American with his brand new album ‘Great’.

Additional support is provided by Girl on the Hill, a 14-year-old who has a string of festival appearances and awards to her name.

She will also be playing the fiddle during some of Fred Smith’s songs, a young talent that will steal your heart.

Tickets at the door will be $20 for adults and $10 for children under 16. Children under the age of four are free. The grounds will close at 10pm sharp.