Gold Coast Eisteddfod

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2022 Entries are Now Closed

Entries are now closed! Programs have been emailed to entrants, and Audience Tickets are on sale now.

Established in 1982

Gold Coast Eisteddfod provides opportunities and encouragement for young performers – whilst promoting the performing arts in all genres of music, dance and drama.

The Gold Coast Tropicarnival Festival commenced in 1982. One of the many events that took place was the Music, Dance & Drama competition now known as the Gold Coast Eisteddfod. GCE is the only Tropicarnival event still in operation, having seen over one million feet cross the stage from when it commenced to now. It is now the largest competition of its kind in the country, staged from July to September each year.

5 Speech & Drama performers on stage in action

Dance Photo by Move Photography. Speech & Drama Photo by Pru Wilson Photography

2021 Snapshot of Gold Coast Eisteddfod

Footage by Limelight Multimedia & Pru Wilson Photography and edited by Pru Wilson Photography.

Board of Directors

Nick Scott – Chairman
Tamara Morris – Deputy Chairman
Richard Munro - Company Secretary/Treasurer
Geoff Smith
Ian Cousins
Wayne Hickson
Narelle Morrison
Laura Younger

Patron

Judith Ferber OAM

Team GCE

Nicci Wilson – General Manager
Pru Wilson – Producer
Leyton Bartley Beal – Associate Producer
Ashlea Kettle – Administration

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Gold Coast Eisteddfod acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, learn, work and where all activities take place. We recognise all First Nations peoples as the original storytellers of these lands and acknowledge the vital role they continue to play in our community. We offer our respect to Elders past and present; and to all First Nations people whose sovereignty was never ceded.

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