FEASTival and Paw Parade Visual Story
1. Arrival and Parking
Queens Park features a mix of concrete footpaths and asphalt roads bordered by grass and mulch garden beds. The park is lined with mature trees providing shade along the pathways. There are multiple accessible car parking spaces marked with blue paint on Lindsay Street, with curb ramps connecting the parking to the footpaths.
The park boundary includes low stone edging and metal posts. Signage identifies the park at several entrances, and traffic wardens may be present during busy times to direct vehicles. The park includes public amenities such as toilets near the parking area, with paved access routes.
2. FEASTival - Event Overview
This outdoor festival area is set on a large grass field surrounded by mature trees providing natural shade. The ground is mostly flat grass with some dirt patches near tree bases. Temporary white tents and umbrellas are arranged for food stalls, bars, and seating areas. Picnic tables with umbrellas are placed on the grass for dining. White picket fencing and signage mark entry, exit, and restricted zones. Pathways between tents and seating are step-free and wide enough for easy movement. The site includes designated zones for kids, first aid, and smoking, with accessible car parking spaces nearby on adjacent streets.
The space is used for a food and drink festival with multiple food trucks, bars, and merchandise stalls. Activity levels increase during weekends and events, with visitors strolling, eating, and socializing. Sounds include music, chatter, and children playing. Smells of cooked meats, baked goods, spices, coffee, and cocktails are present. The grass surface may feel soft underfoot, and shade from trees and umbrellas offers relief from sun exposure. Visual elements include colourful food trucks, event signage, and white tents contrasting with green surroundings.
3. FEASTival - Food and Cooking
This event area is set outdoors on grass with large trees providing natural shade. Multiple white and green pop-up tents and food trucks are arranged in rows, with some tents featuring pointed tops. The ground is mostly grass with some paved pathways nearby. Seating includes wooden picnic tables with benches and large white umbrellas for shade. A large white tent with open sides hosts cooking demonstrations and classes, with wooden benches for seating. The area is fenced in some parts and has clear walkways between stalls and seating zones. Lighting poles are present for evening use.
The space is used for food-related activities including food truck dining, live cooking demonstrations, and hands-on cooking classes. Activity levels increase during peak times with people queuing at food trucks, sharing picnic-style meals, and attending demonstrations. Sensory elements include the smell of grilled and cooked foods, sounds of sizzling and cooking, and ambient outdoor noises. The grass surface and shaded seating provide a tactile and visual contrast to the tents and trucks.
4. FEASTival - Kids Zone
This area is a fenced-off kids zone with a pink wooden picket fence and a circular yellow archway entrance marked by large blocks spelling 'KIDS ZONE.' The ground is grass with some dirt patches, and several white tents provide shade. Inside, tables covered with cloth hold craft supplies like markers and paint. The tents have open sides for easy entry and exit. Pathways leading to the zone are step-free and wide enough for strollers or wheelchairs. Adults can stand or sit nearby outside the fenced area.
The space is used for hands-on activities such as flower crown making, face painting, and pot planting. Children engage in crafts and games with floral and food themes. Activity levels may increase during weekends or events. You may hear children’s giggles and laughter. The smell of fresh flowers is noticeable as children weave them into crowns. Nearby, adults may have food and drinks, adding occasional sounds of conversation.
5. FEASTival - Live Music
This outdoor event space features a large stage with steel truss framing and two large LED screens on either side. The stage is set on grass with a fenced-off area in front for crowd control. Surrounding the stage are trees providing natural shade. The ground is mostly grass with paved pathways leading to and from the area. Seating includes metal chairs and tables behind a white picket fence. Temporary tents and vendor stalls line the perimeter. Lighting and audio-visual equipment are mounted on the stage structure.
The space is used for live music events, including acoustic, folk, and indie cover performances. Activity levels increase significantly during concerts, with crowds gathering near the stage and others seated on rugs or at tables. Sound is projected through speakers, and lighting effects are used during night performances. You may hear amplified music and crowd noise. The grassy surface may feel soft underfoot, and natural scents from surrounding trees may be noticeable.
6. Paw Parade - Event Overview
This outdoor event area features a large grassy field surrounded by tall trees providing natural shade. The ground is covered with well-maintained grass, and there are paved pathways for walking. Temporary fencing with colourful banners encloses parts of the space, and decorative arches with bright flowers mark entry points. The area includes a stage with a ramp for access and seating arranged on the grass and in chairs.
Visitors walk dogs of various sizes, some wearing floral accessories, and use wagons to transport pets. Activity levels increase during parades and gatherings, with sounds of people and dogs common. You may hear barking, footsteps on grass and pavement, and voices. The scent of grass and flowers may be noticeable, and the feel of soft grass underfoot is typical. The space is used for dog parades, socialising, and watching events.
7. Paw Parade - Stage and Parade
This outdoor event area features a raised stage with metal framing and a black canopy roof. The stage has a ramp with handrails on both sides, decorated with artificial flowers and large tulip-shaped ornaments. The ground is covered with cut grass, surrounded by tall trees and some fencing in the background. White plastic chairs are arranged in rows for the audience. The area includes pathways on grass for walking dogs and spectators. Shade is provided by trees and some umbrellas near the seating and vendor tents. The space is enclosed with temporary fencing and has accessible step-free access to the stage via the ramp.
The area is used for dog competitions such as best dressed pet and waggiest tail, with an MC providing commentary from the stage. Activity levels increase during event times with many visitors seated or walking dogs on leashes. Sounds include applause, laughter, barking dogs, and MC announcements. The smell of cut grass and flowers is present, with occasional dog waste odours. The environment is sunny with natural light filtered through tree canopies, and the grass surface may feel soft underfoot.
8. Paw Parade - Stalls and Vendors
This pet-friendly market area features multiple pop-up tents made of fabric and metal frames. The ground is covered with grass, and some tents have tables displaying pet toys, accessories, and gourmet treats. Shade is provided by the tents, and the area is enclosed by temporary fencing with colourful floral banners. Pathways between tents are step-free and wide enough for strollers and pets. The market includes coffee carts and photo backdrops for social media use.
Visitors use this space for shopping, socialising, and pet-related activities. Activity levels may increase during weekends or special events. You may hear camera clicks, people chatting, and dogs barking. Smells of coffee and pet treats are noticeable. The outdoor setting may include natural sounds like birds and wind through trees.
9. Amenities
This area features two permanent amenities blocks constructed from brick with corrugated iron roofs. Each block includes male, female, and accessible bathrooms. The buildings are surrounded by grass and trees, with concrete pathways leading to the entrances. Nearby, there are accessible car parking spaces marked on the asphalt road. The amenities blocks have covered entryways with stone and timber seating and water fountains outside. Inside, the bathrooms have concrete floors, stainless steel fixtures, grab rails, and baby change tables.
The pathways connect to nearby playgrounds and the Lindsay Street oval. Portable amenities are also available during events like FEASTival and Paw Parade within the event space. Activity levels may increase during events or weekends. You may hear sounds of traffic from the nearby road and birds from the trees. The area may have natural smells from grass and trees, and the concrete surfaces may feel cool in shaded areas.

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