Your guide to live music, markets, and food and wine events across the Margaret River Region.
From Busselton to Augusta, November 2026 brings warmer days and a packed calendar.
As we continue to move through Kambarang, you’ll see the change everywhere. Wildflowers colour the roadsides, the afternoons stretch out, the ocean starts to warm, and the smell of spring continues to fill the air.
Whether you’re looking for live music, outdoor events or a decadent food and wine pairing, keep reading to plan your perfect November getaway.
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There are plenty of talented Western Australian wine producers without their own cellar door, and Bevy at Burnside is your chance to meet them face to face.
Discover new wines and taste your way around the state while listening to live music from Walsh & Sons’ own Abby Pike. Throughout the event, Ma La Dumplings will be keeping you well fed!
End with dinner at Caves House Hotel with their Twilight Markets, running from 5pm to 8pm every Wednesday over November.
It’s an excellent excuse for a midweek escape while listening to live music, browsing local giftware, baked goods, artworks, jewellery, handcrafted woodwork and more.
CBCo Brewing Margaret River invite you to enjoy some good food, local beer, live music and a relaxed evening during their Community Night.
From 5pm, get comfy for an outdoor movie, with plenty of open space to keep the little ones entertained. At 7pm the beer garden brings some good vibes with live acoustic music.
Want to add a free event to your Saturday night out on the main street of Margaret River?
Cheeky Leash are hitting the road across Australia and New Zealand for their biggest headline tour yet to celebrate the release of their debut album How Much Love Have I Got Left.
You can catch them at Settlers Tavern for a high-energy show as they bring their debut record to life.
The annual Witchcliffe Vintage Fair is back! Head to the hall on Bussell Highway in Witchcliffe between 9am and 2pm to check out multiple stalls selling all things retro, funky and vintage. Grab some food from CWA Cowaramup and have a look around.
Entry is a $2 donation, with part of the proceeds going to local cancer support group River Angels.
Come join INARA Busselton to celebrate their Third Birthday Lunch.
Lunch starts at 12pm and costs $85 per person. You’ll be welcomed with a glass of bubbles on arrival before settling in for a relaxed afternoon working your way through some of INARA Busselton’s favourite flavours.
Returning in 2026 is the Yahava KoffeeWorks Cool Water Classic, also known as the Geo Bay Swim. Participants take on a 20km point-to-point open-water swim in the pristine waters of Geographe Bay, starting in Dunsborough and finishes at the iconic Busselton Jetty.
There’s plenty of action happening on dry land too, with presentations, entertainment and beach parties along the course to keep the atmosphere alive while the swimmers are in the water.
Hermitude are bringing the party all over Australia with their Eight Til Late tour.
Gather the gang at The River Hotel and keep the dance floor pumping from 6pm till late!
Pair’d Margaret River Region will once again transform the region into a celebration of wine, food and music. The wine-first event was created through the lens of a sommelier with an emphasis on local offerings.
Indulge in a vibrant feast from La Cabaña at Eagle Bay Brewing Co for one night only, or Go Around the Table with Ray Jordan at Miss Chow’s.
Whether it’s a decadent canapé cruise, fine dining on the sand or a long lunch in the middle of a forest, you can expect to head home with a full heart and stomach.
Returning to her hometown of Margaret River, Rowena Wise closes out her ‘Bad Things Feel Good’ Australian tour at The River Hotel, and it’s sure to be a warm welcome.
Music runs from 4pm to 7pm, so settle in for a relaxed Sunday afternoon of live music before the week starts.
It’s the last weekend of November and Tijuana Cartel are returning to Settlers Tavern with their original and organic style. Their mix of electronic dance music and desert soundtracks will keep both the dance floor and your groove alive from 9pm to 11:30pm.
A stalwart of the Asia-Pacific triathlon scene, IRONMAN Western Australia has been running for over 20 years, and it’s returning to Busselton this December. This event is globally renowned as the place to go for a personal best.
Considered by many to be Western Australia’s most loved open-water-swim, the Busselton Jetty Swim attracts more than 5,000 participants each year. It features a 3.6km solo swim around the iconic Busselton Jetty.
