Australian Competitions Club

Expired => Closed Competitions => Topic started by: culturebird on Sunday 01 July 2018, 08:14:48 pm



Title: Win a family pass to this year's Royal Queensland Show's EKKA - Qld
Post by: culturebird on Sunday 01 July 2018, 08:14:48 pm
https://www.facebook.com/aromas.tea.coffee/photos/a.315070519648.123559.176550379648/10154874174409649/


Aromas is giving away two FAMILY passes* to the Royal Queensland Show

10-19 August 2018.

How to enter:

1 TAG your friends
2 SHARE this post

*Includes 2 x Adult Passes and 2 x Child Passes (Children 5-14 years at time of entry). Valid for one single entry. Adults and Children must enter gate at the same time in order to use this value Pack. One entry is for one family pass. Entries close Sunday 5 August 2018 midnight. Winners must respond by Tuesday 7 August 2018 5pm.

EKKA HISTORY:

The Ekka is the annual agricultural show of Queensland, Australia. Its formal title is the Royal Queensland Show and it is held at the Brisbane Showgrounds. It was originally called the Brisbane Exhibition, however it is more commonly known as the Ekka, which is a shortening of the word exhibition. It is run by The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland.
The Ekka is Queensland's largest and most loved annual event, which welcomes an average of 400,000 visitors each August. It brings the city and country together for a 10 day celebration of what makes Queensland great. The show welcomes 21,000 competition entries, 10,000 animals, a smorgasbord of award-winning food and wine and hours of free family entertainment, including the spectacular night program. The Ekka features a sideshow alley, showbag pavilion and nightly fireworks displays.
The significance of the first exhibition held in 1876 was described by locals as the most important event since the separation of Queensland from New South Wales in 1859.
In 2009 as part of the Q150 celebrations, the Ekka was announced as one of the Q150 Icons of Queensland for its role as an "event and festival".