How do I enter the raffle?
The Long Beach Christmas Markets Raffle is here
$5000 in prizes, and tickets will be sold online until midnight Friday 12 Dec 25. There will be some tickets available on the day of the Markets, from 0900 until 1030 at the LBCA tent, and these will go straight into the raffle draw. All prizes will be individually drawn.
There are over $5000 of amazing gifts from local people and businesses, and our stallholders, with over 20 draws. Draw will be at 11am at the LBCA tent near the toilet block and band.
To purchase raffle tickets, use your camera to scan the QR Codes in the picture to the right, or click:
1 Ticket - $5
3 Tickets - $12
10 Tickets - $30
35 Tickets - $100
When is the raffle drawing?
The raffle drawing will take place on at 11am on Sun 14 Dec 25, at the LBCA tent near the band and toilet block.
Winners will be notified shortly after the drawing by mobile phone if they are not present.
The Mayor and Local MPs are expected to be present and draw the tickets.
How will winners be contacted?
Winners will be contacted via the phone number provided at the time of ticket purchase. Please ensure your contact information is accurate.
There is an option on the online ticket site to ask what should happen if you are not available or contactable on the day, as some prizes are only redeemable at market stalls.
Are there any eligibility requirements?
Participants must be 18 years or older.
Raffle organisers and commitee members from LBCA are not eligible to participate - ie the Committee+.
We'll be asking a member of the LBCA (non-committee member) to review and confirm raffle tickets have entered the draw correctly.
PRIZES
Prize #1
Observations of the Clyde Estuary
Size: 760x560mm
Value: $3000.
Signed and dated on reverse.
Oliver Goodfellow 2025.
Prize #2 Sunbeam Origins Slimline Coffee Machine text
Harvey Norman $449
Prize #3 LBCA Committee Hamper
The Hamper Emporium
The Committee - $300
Prize #4 Family Cruise and Lunch Merinda Cruises - $200
Prize #5 Christmas Ham, Sue Darmody, Bungendore Country Butchery- $200
Prize #6 Three hour pottery workshop in Long Beach, Melissa Perryman - $150
Prize #7 Printed 3D Toys, Michelle and Stu - $95
Prize #8 Ten Potato on a stick, Lily Smith, Tornado Potatoes. Only available on the day of the markets. $80-100
Prize #9 Facial LED Mirror, Harvey Norman - $79
Prize #10 Signature Gin. John Moss, Durras Distillery - $65
Prize #11 - Reggies Ice Creams, Anne Gillian, $50 voucher only available on the day of the markets
Prize #12 -ACAI - Naomi at Acai Avenue. $50 voucher only available on the day of the markets
Prize #13 - Spiderman Bluetooth Speaker, Harvey Norman - $49
Prize #14 - Star Wars Darth Vador Bluetooth Speaker - Harvey Norman - $40
Prize #15 - Decorative Bromelaid board, Graham and Karen Ingram - $40
Prize #16 - Loli and Loor Boutique - Renee Halasa - only used at the market stall on the day $40
Prize 17 - Tub of Honey - Neil Gow - $40
Prize #18 - Alison Baker - Three pairs of stud earrings - Voucher for $45 only to be used at the markets on the day.
Prize #19 - Fairy Floss - Sonja Voelkel - $20 - only to be used at the markets on the day.
Prize #20 - A Pack of Sweet Treats, Yowrie Valley Wines and Artisan B confectionary - only to be used at the markets on the day.
Prize #21 - A bottle of "" Gin/Vodka etc - Nicole Gray
Prize #22 - A "Swagman", Kevin Burnell
Prize #23 - Spices Down under - $20, only to be used at the markets on the day
Prize #24 - Plotters Hamper $100 (illustration only below)
Prize #25 - $50 Dan Murphy's Voucher
prize#26 Betta Satisfry Air Fryer - $200, from our previous president and owner of Betta in Batemans Bay - Geoff Hatton
Prize 27 - Jamala Zoo Familiy Pass - $170
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NSW Raffle Rules for Communities - Click here
NSW Raffle Rules for Communities
In New South Wales, communities can conduct raffles under the Community Gaming Act 2018 and Community Gaming Regulation 2020. Here are the key rules to follow:
Eligibility: Only not-for-profit organizations can conduct raffles or art unions. Charities, sporting clubs, political parties, and trade unions are examples of eligible organizations.
Prizes: Prizes must be clearly described and valued at market retail value. Cash, goods, vouchers, travel, or services can be offered, but certain restricted prizes like alcohol or firearms carry extra requirements.
Tickets: Tickets must be sold at a set price, and "donation-based" raffles are not allowed unless everyone is provided the same chance to win.
Draw: The draw must be fair and random, and all eligible tickets must be included in the draw.
Authority: An authority is required for raffles with a prize pool exceeding $30,000.
Compliance: Organizers must ensure compliance with all legal requirements and follow the rules outlined in the Community Gaming Act and Community Gaming Regulation.
For more detailed information and to ensure compliance, organizations should consult the NSW Fair Trading website or seek professional advice.
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