Thousands of people, young and old, treked to the Illawarra's north for the annual Thirroul Seaside Arts Festival.
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From Friday to Sunday the popular beach suburb was filled with thousands of people checking out an art exhibition, entertainment, market stalls, food, and a free outdoor movie.
There was also a colouring wall, pop-up skate park.
The not-for-profit event is run by the Austinmer-Thirroul Lions Club who puts money raised back into the community - with some $1.2 million donated since 1993.
More details at www.thirroulfestival.com
Desiree Savage
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