The smooth sounds of jazz music drew a large crowd to Warrnambool’s botanic gardens on Saturday as day two of the Wunta Festival got under way.
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Wunta organiser Donna Gladman said said there had been no major changes to the festival format this year after last year’s positive feedback.
“We’re really happy with the turnout. It’s so weather dependent, so we’re really lucky with the weather,” she said.
“It’s just so cruisy. It’s got a really good atmosphere and vibe.”
The jazz in the gardens was followed by an outdoor family-friendly movie under the stars.
Sunday’s Wunta program includes six hours of music at Lake Pertobe from midday, as well as markets and the Warrnambool and District Drag Racing Association’s show’n’shine.
