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MILES, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA TICKETS ON SALE NOW backtothebushfestival.com.au MILES BACK TO THE BUSH FESTIVAL 2018 WELCOME! We welcome you to the festival and the Miles District. Putting together this revamped Back to the Bush Festival has been a labour of love for our committee of volunteers and our community. We are excited to host you for a Back to the Bush experience like no other and we wish you a wonderful and memorable festival! COME HELP US Rachel Kerwick CELEBRATE! Festival President Come out to Miles, in Queensland’s Western Downs Region, from 6-9 September 2018 for a festival where a love of vintage and a love of country collide! Come help us celebrate all that we value about living in the bush. This year’s festival spans four days with an eclectic mix of MESSAGE FROM MAYOR authentic and interactive bush experiences. This program is packed full opportunities for you to explore our district and PAUL MCVEIGH experience vastly different aspects of life in the bush from 4WD, fishing and farm tours, to galleries, gala balls and trivia nights. Step back in time to the Miles Historical Village and Museum, or I would like to extend a warm country welcome to everyone who step into the homes and backyards of our local residents to view has joined us for the exciting 2018 Miles Back to the Bush Festival their unique collections of vintage and often quirky memorabilia. on our Western Downs. Beginning with a traditional country street parade, the festivities Our region is home to many fantastic events each showcasing build to a crescendo on Saturday afternoon and evening for the our beautiful area and this festival is no exception illustrating all Main Event in the Festival Precinct at the showgrounds. that our country lifestyle has to offer. At the Main Event, you will have opportunities to experience I’d like to thank and congratulate the entire Back to the Bush team country style celebrations as both spectators and participants and all involved in pulling together this year’s fantastic program. through beard appreciation and a tough bugger challenge, to Whether it’s food and music or adventure you love, there is tractor pulls, dog high jumps and sheep shearing, or you may something for everyone at our Miles festival this year from tractor even learn a thing or too about camp cooking or the existence of pulls and bush obstacle races to farm tours and live music. life in this district long before we arrived. And all the action is not just on the ground, look up throughout the afternoon as vintage With so many wonderful tourist attractions including the planes fly over the Festival Precinct and a crop duster comes in Bunya Mountains, the Dingo Fence at Jandowae close over the arena for a lolly drop for the kids. In the evening and Jimbour House I encourage you to stay a a fantastic array of country music performers entices the young while and visit these special places while you and young at heart to sing and dance the night away. Sunday are in the region. brings its own sense of excitement as the Miles Historical Village Our vibrant communities have a lot to offer celebrate their anniversary, and the Miles Airport offers visitors and enjoy and we’re excited to share them an opportunity to take a closer look at the vintage aircraft and with you. have a chat to their pilots. Cr Paul McVeigh The details of each of these events and more are included in Western Downs Regional this program. More information is available at our website or Council Mayor follow us on Facebook and Instagram for a continuous flow of snapshots and videos of what you can expect when you come Back to the Bush this September. 2 3 MILES BACK TO THE BUSH 6 – 9 SEPTEMBER 2018 FESTIVAL 2018 MILES, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA PROGRAM PROGRAM PRE-FESTIVAL EVENTS THURSDAY 6 SEPT Make the most of your journey back to the bush by arriving a OFFICIAL FESTIVAL little earlier for these Pre-Festival Events. OPENING DRILLHAM SPRING DANCE 5.30pm @ Dogwood Crossing, 81 Murilla St, Miles – FREE 7.30pm Saturday 1st Sept @ Drillham Hall – Tickets at the door Grab a glass of wine and let’s officially Enjoy old-time dances such as the Gypsy Tap and Pride of Erin. kick off the festival in the most stunning There are dances for the kids too, and supper and novelty prizes location – our iconic Dogwood Crossing – what a great way to step back in time! Drillham Hall is 20km building! It’s also an opportunity to admire west of Miles via Warrego Highway. the ‘Looking Forward, Looking Back’ Art Exhibition in the gallery. LADIES HIGH TEA WITH CELEBRITY GUEST ANNA DANIELS LANTERN WALK TO VILLAGE 6.30pm, Dogwood Crossing to Miles Historical Village. 10.30am Tuesday 4th Sept @ Leichhardt Hall, Miles $30 at backtothebushfestival.com.au or at the door Join the lantern walk, strolling by the light of vintage style lanterns to the tunes of bush balladeers, to the dinner event at You’ve seen talented author and TV the Miles Historical Village. Bring your own lantern, or purchase personality Anna Daniels on The Project one on the day. *Alternative: Horse & Carriage Ride operating and now hear her guest speaking at our along the same route for a fee. ‘Inspirational Women’ Ladies High Tea. Join us for a touch of high style as we come together to celebrate some of the Miles District families who have literally DINNER UNDER THE STARS & RADIO PLAY generations of inspirational women! @ MILES HISTORICAL VILLAGE Complimentary champagne on arrival. 7pm – $30 Adult, $20 child (school age), $10 child (under 5yrs) Tickets at backtothebushfestival.com.au. Limited at the door. MLA BEEF UP FORUM What a grand place to be after dark… the streets of The Village! 9am – 6pm @ Leichhardt Hall, Miles Join us for a country cooked meal and a vintage radio style $20 per person RSVP Barbara Bishop 0408 999 009 drama. The Miles Regional Arts Council present Carolyn Stuart’s play “Duffers”: A self-pitying young urban couple struggling to MLA’s Beef Up Forums are designed to help beef producers make ends meet in a fit of desperation decide to grab the cow maximise production through their enterprises. Hear about the by its bell and embark upon an ill-conceived and largely loony latest in Miles and stay on for some festival fun! episode of grand theft bovine. Bar open. Festival shuttle bus and horse and carriage ride transfers operating. GARDENS TOUR & DULACCA HOTEL LUNCH PRIVATE COLLECTION: NIGHT VIEWING 9am – 4pm, departs Leichhardt Centre, 29 Dawson St, Miles The Residents of Wallen St, Miles – FREE $63 per person. Bookings: Palmers Coaches ph 07 4627 1294 The residents of Wallen street will light up their gardens to give Join the Murilla Garden Club for morning tea in one of three the whole Christmas Wonderland experience – in September!?! country gardens and lunch at the ‘pink pub on the hill’. (A night-time preview to part of Friday’s Private Collections Self-Guided Tour) 4 5 MILES BACK TO THE BUSH 6 – 9 SEPTEMBER 2018 FESTIVAL 2018 MILES, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA PROGRAM PROGRAM FRIDAY 7 SEPT SATURDAY 8 SEPT AM PRIVATE COLLECTIONS MILES PARKRUN SELF-GUIDED TOUR 7am @ Moraby Park, Warrego Hway, Miles 9am – 4pm, Various locations in Miles Run (or walk) the 5km route - much of it shaded by bushland FREE. (Full details - pages 16 & 17. Map - pages 18 & 19.) and follows Dogwood Creek. OPEN-HOUSE: POSSUM PARK ST LUKE’S MARKETS 9am – 12pm, 20km north of Miles on Leichhardt Hway – FREE 8am @ Church Grounds, 42 Constance St, Miles This WWII secret explosive store once held bombs in its concrete underground bunkers - now converted to motel units! One bunker houses a museum of war relics, plus view a restored DOWN THE MAIN STREET Vickers Viscount plane and more on this unique property – 8.30am - midday usually only open to overnight travellers, but open to the public for this special festival viewing! Support our small town businesses while you’re in town. Take some time to grab a coffee or a newspaper and browse the shops whilst listening to the Concert Band performing in the main street. Many of our businesses are participating in a local window or store display competition based on the festival theme ‘Looking Forward, Looking Back’. Look out for a festival ‘spot’ in the window or at the entry to the store. Businesses with a ‘spot’ are participating in another competition where you could be the winner! Call in and ask for an entry form. The winner will be Gala Ball announced on Sunday morning at the Miles Historical Village. FEEDLOT TO FORK 6.30pm @ Leichhardt Hall, 29 Dawson St, Miles GAS, GARDEN & GALLERY TOUR $85 Adult 7.30am departs Miles Historical Village Pre-purchase at backtothebushfestival.com.au/tickets Tickets $30 at backtothebushfestival.com.au A celebration of local beef from Miles & District Feedlots. Arrive to a complimentary drink and grazing tables, followed by sumptuous canapes and late-night feasting tables! Local beef is the star of the evening with wine and music by ‘Golden Child’ Dress: formal / black tie. BUSH WHACKER TRIVIA NIGHT 6pm @ Miles Golf Club, 38797 Leichhardt Hway $15 tickets at the door Join a bus tour to a local gas production facility, a stunning country garden and finally a pop-up art gallery at a waterside A fun family night with dinner and bush-themed trivia! cabin built by a local family (pictured). At the cabin be served Get together your team of six, or find one on the night.
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