Moama Motorama is returning for a second year, with the three-day motoring festival scheduled for October 23 to 25, 2026, in Moama.
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The inaugural event drew 153 vehicles and is organised by Autofest event organiser Jacinta Walley.
“Moama Motorama is a three-day motoring festival, purely based around our entrants having a good weekend away,” she said.
Set in the Murray River region, the festival welcomes all makes and models, including classic cars, hot rods, street machines, motorbikes, 4x4s and daily drivers.
Activities include a mystery cruise, meet-and-greet, street displays in the heart of Echuca, and a show ‘n' shine on the Sunday at Jack Eddy Oval in Moama.
“At the show ‘n' shine there will be food trucks, cars, kids' activities, trade stalls and live music,” Ms Walley said.
“For the kids, we will have ‘It’s Party Time’ jumping castles, airbrush tattoos and are hoping for a few more kids' activities, which we are still organising.”
About 50 awards will be presented across categories including top hot rod, top sedan, top ute, best muscle car, best untouched original and grand champion male and female.
Spectator entry to the Sunday show ‘n' shine is by gold coin donation, with all funds going to the Starlight Children’s Foundation, organised by the Bad Temper Motorsports team.
“The Bad Temper Motorsports team have four burnout cars and come to our other events as well to raise money for the Starlight Foundation,” Ms Walley said.
“They raffle off passenger rides, so that people can go for a ride in their burnout cars at SpringNats or Bathurst.”
A weekend event pass is $50 for entrants and covers all activities across the three days, while a Sunday-only entrant pass is available for $10.
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