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Free Family Fun Day Brings K-Pop, Face Painting and School-Holiday Fun to The Belvedere

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Family Fun Day: K-Pop Disco
K-Pop Demon Hunters kids disco and free face painting headline a day of activities for local families

WHAT

Family Fun Day at The Belvedere

WHEN

Thursday 1 October 2026, 10am–2pm

WHERE

The Belvedere Hotel, 20 Oxley Ave, Woody Point (in the Pavilion)

COST

FREE - no bookings required

Families looking for a free way to keep the kids entertained these school holidays can head to The Belvedere Hotel in Woody Point on Thursday 1 October, for a morning of music and dancing followed by free face painting.

The Belvedere’s free Family Fun Day offers families a simple, no-cost school-holiday outing, with no bookings needed and families welcome to drop in throughout the day.

From 10am to 12pm, the Pavilion will come alive with a K-Pop Demon Hunters Kids Disco, bringing the hit animated franchise to life through music, dancing and plenty of high-energy fun for kids.

The fun continues from 12pm to 2pm with free face painting, giving kids the chance to get creative while families enjoy an easy afternoon activity during the school holidays.

The Family Fun Day will take place in The Belvedere’s Pavilion at 20 Oxley Ave, Woody Point.

There is no need to book. Families can simply turn up and join the fun.

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