Saturday 14 November 2026
Saturday Street Party
The Street Party takes over Hampton Street — Bridgetown’s heritage-lined main drag — spilling into a section of Steere Street for a full day of music and mayhem. With street stages plus buskers and entertainers scattered throughout the precinct, the vibe stays high and the good times roll from start to finish.
The Blues at Bridgetown Festival attracts thousands of attendees and is one of the most popular and successful annual events in the South West WA region.
About
Something for everyone
Our festival-goers love great food and discovering unique, one-of-a-kind finds. That’s why we carefully curate our Street Party vendors to create a diverse mix of food and products. It means a better experience for attendees — and a better opportunity for you, with a street that isn’t crowded with the same offerings over and over again.
Free event
Thanks to the generous support of sponsors and funding partners, the Street Party remains a free event for everyone to enjoy. If you are interested in helping produce this event, head to our sponsorship page for more information.
Street Performers
As you wander, you’ll be surprised and delighted by a carefully curated mix of street performers. From magicians and acrobats to fairies and hands-on workshops, there’s always something unexpected just around the corner.
Food and Merchandise
Take time to indulge in a little shopping too — explore Bridgetown’s permanent boutique stores or browse the stalls lining the street, offering everything from tasty treats to unique finds. There’s truly something for everyone.
Live Music for all Ages
With street stages, buskers, live performances and more, every step down the main street is filled with laughter, guitars, and that unmistakable bluesy vibe that makes this day so special.
FAQ's Below
Still have questions? You can direct them to streetparty@bluesatbridgetown.com.au
Where should I park?
The street party is known for it’s unique layout which includes shutting down a main highway/road and re-routing traffic. This means there are no cars to be parked or driven through town during the day. Any cars left on the street on Saturday morning will be towed. Parking is very limited, if you are able to walk we suggest that. Otherwise, park on the outskirts of town and walk in to enjoy the day.
Are there buses into town?
The only accommodation offered by The Blues at Bridgetown is Tent City which is walking distance to town. If you are staying elsewhere please contact them for information. We do not have any input into the running of these buses.
Is there disability parking?
Unfortunately disability parking is out of our control. This is run by The Shire and there is no dedicated disability parking inside of the road closure area on the Saturday.
How do I apply to be a vendor?
Vendor applications for both food and merchandise will open later this year. We will be posting when the applications open on our social media and website.
