What’s happening in November?

As the sunshine and good vibes roll in, the Margaret River Region is buzzing with new energy, wildflowers bloom, and the air hums with the promise of summer.

This is the perfect time to slow down, explore, and reconnect with nature. Wander through wildflower trails with local experts, savour fresh seasonal produce and world-class wine, or dive into the pristine coastline of Geographe Bay.

From vibrant festivals to beachside adventures and long-table lunches under the stars, November is your invitation to explore.

Keep reading for your November itinerary.

The annual Witchcliffe Vintage Fair is back! Head to the Hall on Bussell Highway in Witchcliffe to check out multiple stalls selling all things retro, funky and vintage. Get something to eat from CWA Cowaramup and listen to local musicians Doxy and River Bugs. Part proceeds from this event will be donated to local cancer support group River Angels.

Experience Roman Rudnytsky, a Juilliard School of Music graduate, live in concert at Margaret River HEART – Nala Bardip Mia. Rudnytsky brings a world of musical mastery to the stage. This promises to be an unforgettable evening of classical piano.

The first edition of South West Bottega’s new Domenica in Famiglia tradition kicks off this month with Stracciatella Day, a celebration of cheese making, delicious food, and live music, all in true Italian style.

Head to the Spring Garden Party at Meelup Farmhouse​​​​​​​ for an entertaining afternoon where good company meets great music and delicious bites. It promises to be a day of alfresco glamour and effortless sophistication.

Celebrate five years of Shelter Brewing Co. with a massive birthday weekender on the Busselton Foreshore, headlined by Perth alt-rock favourites Sly Withers. Expect great music, good vibes, and a big dose of fun.

Join Busselton Town Team for the first-ever Queen Street Food Party, where great food, live music, and community vibes take over the heart of town. The stretch between Kent and Duchess Streets will transform into a vibrant hub, with Busselton’s favourite food vendors serving up tasty treats.

WA’s newest open water swim event, the Cool Water Classic is a 20km point-to-point open water swim in the pristine waters of Geographe Bay. Starting in Dunsborough and finishing at the iconic Busselton Jetty, the action doesn’t just happen in the water with multiple beach parties along the way.

Calling all Dancing Queens and Super Troupers! Busselton Pavilion​​​​​​​ is throwing a Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! Mamma Mia Party to say Thank You for the Music.
Their DJs will be spinning the best ABBA hits from Mamma Mia and Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, so get ready to dance, sing, and celebrate like it’s Our Last Summer.

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. From decadent canape cruises to 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.

After a huge year of touring around the globe, Boo Seeka is back in Australia and heading to Beerfarm​​​​​​​ in Metricup for the second instalment of his Raw Files tour. This isn’t just another gig, it’s an intimate, behind-the-scenes show with Boo and Jay. Don’t miss your chance to experience Boo Seeka at his most raw and real.

Miss Chow’s and KiRi Japanese are joining forces to create an Omakase Dinner​​​​​​​ a unique dining experience that blends East and West. Guests will enjoy a carefully curated 12-course progression, each dish showcasing standout local ingredients and a fresh take on this Japanese culinary tradition.

Good Day Sunshine is back for its fifth instalment, bringing this iconic event back to Gloucester Park in Margaret River. This year’s line-up includes The Teskey Brothers, Boy & Bear, Meg Mac, Dear Sunday, and more. Last year’s show sold out early, so don’t wait; grab your tickets now!

A stalwart of the Asia Pacific triathlon scene, IRONMAN Western Australia will celebrate its 20th year in Busselton this December. This WA 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, Busselton Jetty Swim attracts more than 5,000 participants each year. features a 3.6km solo swim around the iconic Busselton Jetty.