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Concert, fireworks end big festival

Busselton Dunsborough Times
Jesse, 4, and Sam Quinlan, 19 months with their grandmother Elizabeth Crawford.
Camera IconJesse, 4, and Sam Quinlan, 19 months with their grandmother Elizabeth Crawford. Credit: Pierra Willix

The month-long Festival of Busselton wrapped up last Saturday night with a free concert and fireworks.

The night kicked off with the awarding of the Festival Community Service Award, which went to Ant Purcell, who was recognised for his work with the Disabled Surfing Association.

WA cover band Murphy’s Lore then performed for a few hours, getting the packed crowd to their feet and rocking out to a number of well-known songs.

The night concluded with a fireworks display off the Busselton Jetty.

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PICTURES:

Caleb, Tracey and Dean Dupont.
Camera IconCaleb, Tracey and Dean Dupont. Credit: Pierra Willix
Dianne Keyef and Rae Hill.
Camera IconDianne Keyef and Rae Hill. Credit: Pierra Willix
Logan, 9, Shane and Amelia Gammon, 9.
Camera IconLogan, 9, Shane and Amelia Gammon, 9. Credit: Pierra Willix
Chloe Robbins, 12, Ella Kunkel, 13, Ava Kunkel, 11 and Meleah Kunkell, 15.
Camera IconChloe Robbins, 12, Ella Kunkel, 13, Ava Kunkel, 11 and Meleah Kunkell, 15. Credit: Pierra Willix
Kai, 10 and Jo Mullings.
Camera IconKai, 10 and Jo Mullings. Credit: Pierra Willix

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