BY THE OUTDOORS COMMUNITY, FOR THE OUTDOORS COMMUNITY
THE FLOW STATE OUTDOORS EXPO - 01.03.2025
Welcome to The Flow State Outdoors Expo! Get ready for a day filled with the best outdoor gear, wild game cooking demos, and talks from experts in the field.
Join us on Sat Mar 01 2025 at the Wodonga Racecourse & Exhibition Centre for a fun and informative event. Whether you're into hunting, camping, fishing, general outdoors or just love food, this expo is for you.
Come and explore the latest in outdoor products, meet like-minded enthusiasts, and learn from industry professionals at our live cooking and butchering demos. This is a family friendly event so bring the kids and the grandparents because we will have plenty of activities for young and old.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to help us build and strengthen the outdoors community. Whether you’re new to the game or well-experienced, this expo is one you won’t forget.
DISCOUNTED TICKETS ON PRE-SALE NOW
LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS
Come and learn the value of wild game harvesting and the organisations & people advocating its sustainable management - we have high profile chef’s cooking wild foods (Mark Labrooy, John Ralley, James Viles, Jo Barrett & David Moyle) deer butchering from Ross O’Meara & skin tanning demonstrations from the Tannery Barr & much more…
GUEST SPEAKERS
Wade Kelly host of the Flow State Collective is planning to have guests on stage for live conversations & engage the crowd with Q&A sessions from industry leaders in order to help educate, share knowledge and grow the outdoors community
RAFFLES AND PRIZES
We have plenty of Raffles, Prizes and Giveaways for everyone attending including a major prize for early bird ticket holders, lucky door prizes, spend and win draws and many more.
NOW MORE THAN EVER…
In today's challenging times, it's crucial for the hunting and fishing community to unite in the face of mounting pressure from various groups and government entities seeking to curtail these activities. As outdoor enthusiasts and conservationists, we must come together to advocate for the preservation of our traditions and lifestyle. By standing as a collective voice, we can work towards sustainable practices, responsible stewardship of natural resources, and ensuring the continuation of these cherished pastimes for generations to come. Now, more than ever, our solidarity is essential in protecting our rights and promoting the positive impact of hunting and fishing on wildlife management and habitat conservation.