Illawarra Folk Festival Fringe

A new initiative of the Illawarra Folk Festival is to include a number of events during October /November / December and January as a part of the build-up to the 27th anniversary festival.

    

2011 ILLAWARRA FOLK FESTIVAL FRINGE

more events to come....

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

  • Friday 4 7.30pm City Diggers Wollongong  Illawarra Folk Club Concert
  • Tuesday 15 to Thursday 17 Nov free Lunchtime Concerts at Wollongong City Gallery
  • Friday 18 midday Wollongong Mall FESTIVAL LAUNCH
  • Saturday 19 7.30pm City Diggers Wollongong  Illawarra Folk Club Concert with The Hottentots and more
  • Saturday 19 Folk Instruments Expo at Wollongong Conservatorium of Music, Gleniffer Brae

DECEMBER

  • Sunday 4 2pm Bulli Grevillea Park, above Bulli Showground - Illawarra Folk Festival Preview Concert, a swag of Festival artists, free entry for Volunteers and Early Bird Ticket holders. Early Bird Tickets Offer expires 15 December.
  • Saturday 17 6.30pm Albion Park Centenary Hall Wongawilli & friends Christmas Dinner and Bush Dance - $25 per adult, $12 Youth Click here for more details

JANUARY 2012

  • Wednesday /Thursday 11/12 Bulli Uniting Church Folk Music SUMMER School 2 days of classes, Festival performer tutors... Click here for more details
  • Wednesday 11 Wongawilli Bush Dance at The Chapel, Grevllea Park, Bulli Showground, 8pm, musicians and dancers welcome
  • Saturday 14 Folk Music Train, departs Central Station. Click here for more details
  • Sunday 15 Folk Music Train, departs Central Station. Click here for more details
  • Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 - 27th Illawarra Folk Festival, Slacky Flat Bulli



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JANUARY 18, 2012
Acclaimed Scottish folk singer Dougie Maclean summed up the 27th Illawarra Folk Festival when he praised the festival’s emphasis on the musical experience, saying the performers were “just the icing on the cake”. Maclean had just played to a packed crowd at one of the biggest of the festival’s 12 performance stages, the Black Diamond Marquee, where the audience had...
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