Banyo Library, 284 St. Vincents Rd, Brisbane.

3403 2200

Monday 16 May

Toowong Library, 8 Sherwood Road, Toowong, Qld.

34032590

Free in the Libraries

Acoustic duo Mundy-Turner, aka Cath and Jay, will reveal the inspiration behind a selection of original songs from their swag of indie albums which feature a fusion of vocals, fiddle, guitar and piano.

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Dorrigo welcomes old and new festival patrons to an intimate and friendly week-end over three days of acoustic music featuring Australia’s best Folk & Bluegrass performers.

It’s a time when our picturesque Dorrigo Showground comes alive with three days of concerts, workshops, dance, jamming, impromptu performances, poetry and children’s entertainment.

FESTIVAL CHOIR for YOU join in!

Mundy-Turner (Cath Mundy and Jay Turner) will be performing and also conducting a festival choir, a first for Dorrigo. Cath and Jay have been busy running two choirs South of Brisbane “Freedom Train” and “Mixed Beans” so come along prepared to do some vocal work leading up to a performance on the Sunday afternoon.

One of Australia’s best known and most loved Indigenous acts, Stiff Gins will be up on the mountain for the weekend. These two women combine their stunning harmonies and wicked humour to transport you to a world of joy, spirit and song.

“Breaking New Ground” is exactly what South Australian born Kristy Cox has done, and she will be performing at the festival with her own especially selected Bluegrass band. We have tried over the years to feature locally made bluegrass music and we are really pleased to have yet another highly talented young artist perform at the festival.

Last year they had a taste of what the dynamic The Junes have been doing, and this year they are back for the whole weekend.

The Poets Breakfasts’ returns with Peter Mace and Gabbi Colquhoun hosting the event at the Heritage Hotel and possibly something extra up at the festival site.

Ewan MacKenzie is returning to the festival as well, this time featuring rhythm guitarist Oliver Steffen.

Camping is available adjacent to the festival site.  Patrons can assist in keeping the festival site alcohol and smoke free. They are committed in continuing our reputation of being a family-friendly festival, so this year there will be no dogs allowed within the hessian area.

On both Saturday and Sunday mornings there is the opportunity to stroll into the township of Dorrigo, where the local cafes host a breakfast menu and have performances by a number of the festival artists.

Learn more about this festival at http://dorrigofolkbluegrass.com.au/index.php

Live in Brisbane or Gold Coast?

Join “Freedom Train” – Community Choir

@ Woodlands, Waterford – halfway between Brisbane & the Gold Coast
NO AUDITIONS REQUIRED
* Develop your voice * Open to all levels of vocal ability *
* Fun, relaxed group environment * Wide variety of material *
* Ability to read music not necessary *
* Enjoy the gentle & inspiring guidance of experienced vocalists and musicians
For more info please contact either Cath Mundy & Jay Turner: Ph 0424 127 580
email: cathjay@mundy-turner.com www.mundy-turner.com www.myspace.com/mundyturner
As I have said before….this is a great choir to play with!