Across the weekend, Black Beach in Kiama and surrounding venues has hosted street performers, sideshow, circus and variety acts, a raft race, lantern-making workshops plus a lantern parade, a fire sculpture on the harbour, a fire show, musicians a stand-up comedy event, plus stand-up for kids.
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It's all for the KISS Arts Festival, run by local circus couple Tamara Campbell and her husband Dave Evans.
Other highlights have included lantern-making workshops, a lantern parade, a fire sculpture and fire show, musicians, stand-up comedy, including performances by children, nonsense trivia, a performance by Tree Top Circus, featuring aerial acts suspended from a tree and the Lighthouse Project.
The festival continues on Sunday, with the full lineup found HERE.
Campbell, who is also the festival's creative director, said as always, there will also be plenty of community participation components of the free festival, which has something for all ages, including performances by bands and international street performers on the main stage, while circus and variety acts will also perform nearby and a sideshow will be set up.
Desiree Savage
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