The annual Victor Harbor Rock ’N’ Roll Festival is on this weekend, with festivities starting Friday 19 September.

It will bring together live music, classic cars, dancing, fashion, markets, food and family fun. 

Thousands of visitors and locals will enjoy three days of retro celebration, making it one of the biggest community gatherings of the year on the south coast.

The action centres around Warland Reserve and the CBD of Victor Harbor, with two outdoor stages for live music and temporary road closures in place for the event.

These will include Ocean Street, between Coral Street and Railway Terrace, from 2pm Friday to 10pm Sunday and Railway Terrace, between Albert Place and Coral Street, from 7am Saturday until 6pm Sunday.

Closures will also affect Albert Place, The Esplanade and Flinders Parade on both Saturday and Sunday from 7am.

Full details can be found on the City of Victor Harbor website.

The Rock 'N' Roll Festival is an initiative of the City of Victor Harbor, managed by Fairy Pig Productions coordinated by the Historic Motor Vehicles Club.

Find out more about the Rock 'N' Roll Festival full program, lineup and activities online.