The Hamilton Pink Party fundraiser is back, and it brings together many of the things local families tend to enjoy most. There are stalls, food, music and activities, all tied to a cause that matters.
The event runs from 8am to 12pm on Saturday 10 October at Hamilton Neighbourhood Activities Centre. It marks International Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raises money for Be Uplifted Inc, Breast Cancer Network Australia and Cancer Council. A small portion will also support the Hub’s own community programs this year.
That local support matters. It helps the event do more than raise money for outside charities. It also helps sustain the centre behind the morning itself.
Small details that make the day work
The program begins at 8am with a cake stall, a re-loved stall, and a plant and produce stall. A fitness session also starts at 8am, with bookings encouraged and a $15 entry fee. Then the Pink Puppy Parade follows at 9am, with children and their dressed-up dogs able to enter for $2.
That parade gives the event a family-friendly touch. It is simple, easy to join and likely to draw attention from younger visitors.
The rest of the morning keeps moving in a steady rhythm. BBQ and Devonshire morning tea begins at 9.30am. HHS students will perform at 10am. Violinist Liz Young will provide roving entertainment through the event.
Photo Credit: lizyoungviolin.com.au
Children will also have their own activities, with HSS PCYC running programs and a treasure hunt available on the day. Prizes will be awarded for the best pink outfits throughout the morning.
The event is the sort of local fundraiser that works because it stays practical. It gives people a place to meet, eat, browse and join in without much fuss.
A familiar kind of community event
The Hamilton Pink Party fundraiser has become a regular feature for good reason. It is easy to attend, family friendly and closely tied to the community centre that hosts it.
For Nundah readers, that makes it a neat option for a Saturday morning. It offers a nearby outing, a strong local focus and a clear reason to turn up.
Published 16-September-2026
