VetFordia 2026 is a special QLD festival celebrating animal lovers of all kinds.
A blend of music, art, wellness activities, and community spirit promises to be an unforgettable celebration of joy, healing & camaraderie.
Australia’s premier veterinary and animal health event is taking place on Sunday, 11th October 2026 at the Samford Showgrounds from 8 am- 9 pm. All are welcome! Bring along your children and your pets to this fun event.
This festival-style exhibition is designed for veterinarians, veterinary nurses, practice managers, animal technologists, and other animal health professionals, offering a comprehensive platform for learning, networking, and discovery.
Rising awareness of some of the struggles that veterinarians face has led to the creation of Vetfordia, a unique music festival designed to provide a much-needed reprieve and foster a supportive community for veterinarians and their families.
So what’s on offer at Vetfordia?
Enjoy Live Music From Local Artists, Yoga, Choir, Art, and Dancing!
Workshops
Engaging workshops and showcases featuring innovative and visually stunning art forms, providing a feast for the eyes and the soul.
Live Speakers
Interactive sessions and talks focused on mental wellness, offering practical tips and insights for maintaining balance and resilience.
Activity Zone
Enjoy clay play, jumping castles for the kids, popcorn and fairy floss.
The Impact of Vetfordia
By addressing the unique challenges faced by veterinarians, Vetfordia aims to be a catalyst for change in the veterinary profession. The festival’s emphasis on community, mental health education, and relaxation creates an environment where veterinarians can recharge and gain the tools they need to thrive both personally and professionally.
Vetfordia is not just an event; it is a movement toward better mental health for veterinarians and their families. By combining the therapeutic power of music with educational resources and community support. Vetfordia offers a holistic approach to addressing the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession. Let us come together to support our veterinarians and our allied health workers, because when they thrive, so do our pets and our community.
For more information, please see the website here: https://vetfordia.com.au/









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