Kiama Municipal Council is inviting businesses and organisations to help bring one of the South Coast's most loved community traditions back to its iconic home, launching sponsorship opportunities for the 2026 New Year's Eve Sky Show at Kiama Harbour.
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The proposed event program would feature family-friendly entertainment, including live music, roving performers, a kids' zone, food vendors and the signature 9pm fireworks display over Kiama Harbour.
Council has released a sponsorship prospectus outlining a range of partnership opportunities, from Principal Partner through to event sponsorships, while also offering tailored packages.
Businesses and organisations interested in supporting the event are encouraged to email Council's Tourism and Economic Development team via the get in touch button.
Full sponsorship details, the prospectus and an Expression of Interest form are available at the Destination Kiama website.
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