As these pictures confirm, Warwick was definitely a happy place due to the hustle and bustle of the first weekend of Jumpers & Jazz in July.
The Sunday’s program of a grand car rally in the central business district, the yarn-bombed bicycle competition and the Memphis Moovers made for a transportation extravaganza in the ‘Horsepower Capital of Australia’.
A vibrant finale was held at the weekend as the Warwick Credit Union Party on Palmerin set the tone, with jazz in the Warwick Town Hall forecourt and roving entertainment, followed by Sunday’s gigantic Picnic in the Park. There were more than 130 market stallholders, jazz in the rotunda and Granite Belt wine in the wine bar.
Warwick a happy place
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