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Celebrate 100 years of Tully Sugar this May

In 2025 Tully Sugar will celebrate its Centenary with a variety of events being held in May for the community and sugar industry. Keep checking back here for information when it comes to hand.

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Historical Cemetery Tours

Thursday 15 May and Saturday 24 May.
Tully Cemetery, Tully Gorge Road

Meet at 5.30pm for a 6pm start.
BYO torch.

GOLD COIN DONATION
In support of Tully Hospital Friends of the Foundation.

Food and drink available to purchase.

Art Exhibition: About Sugar Tully

Friday 16 May to Friday 7 June at Tully Masonic Centre.

Cassowary Coast artists are invited to submit an artwork with the theme of the Tully Sugar Industry to coincide with 100 years of Tully Sugar Mill operation.

Entries close: 15 April
Delivery: 11 and 12 May
Multiple artforms accepted. One artwork per person.

Email: Keenanv@bigpond.com or phone 0484 282 888 for entry forms.

IMAGE: Textile artwork-in-progress by Kerry Robertson.

An initiative of TULLY ARTS & CULTURAL PRECINCT Inc.

Gala Dinner & Centenary Book Launch

Saturday 17 May - TICKETS NOW ON SALE -

TICKETS $100 per person includes three-course dinner and limited drinks.

6.30 pm to LATE
LIVE BAND
Cocktail attire

To book and purchase your tickets:

Phone 07 4068 4715 or email office@tsl.com.au

Car, Motorbike & Ute Display from 9am

9am - 2pm, Tully Showgrounds

Canecutters Smoko

9.30am - 11.30am
Pavilion Number 2

TICKETS $15 - cash only
available from Pacific Fasteners from Friday 21 March.

In support of Tully Hospital Friends of the Foundation.

Historical Display

Stan Mackay Building

The display will run from Sunday 18 May to Friday 23 May.

10 AM TO 3 PM each day

More information to come.

Family Fun

From 10am to 3pm includes:
- Jumping castle
- Face painting.

More information to come.

TULLY SUGAR MILL FAMILY FUN & HERITAGE DAY
Sunday 18 May - Tully Showgrounds

Sugar Industry Field Day

Tuesday 20 May 8.30am to 2pm

Come along and meet SRA researchers and scientists. See and hear about the latest research activities and technologies aimed at ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for the Australian sugarcane industry.

Public welcome.