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28 Nov

Vision Australia's Santa Fun Run

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On Saturday 28 November, over 1000 Santas will descend on Melbourne’s iconic Tan Track for Vision Australia’s annual Santa Fun Run.

The festive fun run will see participants dressed head-to-toe in Santa suits as they walk, jog or run the 4km or 8km circuit to raise vital funds for children who are blind or have low vision.

Event-goers can expect a jam-packed lineup of entertainment, food and drink experiences:

- Puppy Chill Zone: Meet Seeing Eye Dogs puppies-in-training.
- Live Entertainment: Tunes from the Nova FM street team, live music and lawn games.
- Family Activities: Santa and Elves meet-and-greets, face painting and a dedicated children’s sensory space.
- Food and Giveaways: Pop-up food and beverage stalls, raffles and major prize giveaways.

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Sat 28 Nov
  • 8am - 12pm 8:00am - 12:00pm

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Tan Track
Melbourne 3004

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Adult / general $65
Children $45

Free for children under 4

Book online for Vision Australia's Santa Fun Run

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  • telephone number: 1300 847 466
  • email address: fundraising.events@visionaustralia.org
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