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9 WEDNESDAY 13 JANUARY 9 The Illawarra Folk Club is proud to 9.30 REGISTRATION & PAYMENT - 9am to 10am 9.30 present its 7th folk music school. 10 10 BODHRAN- (IRISH DRUM) INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED EVERYONE CAN SING The school aims to increase JOHNNIE SPILLANE AUSTRALIAN FIDDLE PHYSICAL VOCAL TECHNIQUES TO awareness of folk music 10.30 ALAN MUSGROVE SET FREE THE VOICE 10.30 FUNKIER THAN ALICE traditions and provide 11 11 opportunities for musicians of PIANO VAMPING & FRENCH WORLD VOICES - PART SONGS all ages to build on their skills 25th Illawarra Folk FestivalCANADIAN FOOT TAPPING Summer SchoolFROM AROUND THE WORLD and open new musical doors. Hitch-Hiker’s Guide to the Festival 11.30 TANIA & SAMUEL DE SANTI JANET ANDREWS 11.30 NEW HALL CHILL-OUT ROOM OLD HALL This may be your fi rst folk festival, so here’s some ideas about what to do! 25th Illawarra Folk Festival Summer School UNITING CHURCH UNITING CHURCH UNITING CHURCH Contact Details: 12 UKULELE 12 RHYTHMSNEW HALL& CHORDS MELODYCHILL-OUT AND ROOM MORE SING ANDOLD PLAYHALL AWAYTHE MECHANIX OF PLAYING THE CREATING SONGS Ann Lehmann • Buy your ticket on-line to save you money and watching. If you don’t like what you see move • At the end of the day (night) and if you’ve still got UNITING CHURCH UNITING CHURCH BEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATEUNITING CHURCHBOX (ACCORDION) IN THE TRADITION time. onto another venue. energy then hang around the bar as the musicians 12.30 LEVEL SONG ARRANGEMENTS, STRUMMING 12.30 [email protected] RHYTHMS & CHORDS WEDNESDAYMELODY AND 13 MORE JANUARY SING AND PLAY AWAYDAVID DE SANTI TheJOHN IllawarraBROOMHALL Folk • Buy your camping ticket online as well as these • If all this fails, head for the bar or the Global will be up for a tune or two. Sometimes the best 9 & PICKING BERTIE MCMAHON 9 0414 680 123 music is played spontaneously at these late 1 Club is proud to 1 www.illawarrafolkfestival. are only issued with Season Tickets. Green. There’s food and drink there to fi ll and WEDNESDAY 13 JANUARY The Illawarra Folk sessions! 9.309 REGISTRATION & PAYMENT - 9am to 10am 9.309 present its 7th folk • If you’re driving to the festival then follow the refresh your soul. Hint: Have a chat with the bar LUNCH (BYO) Clubmusic is proud school. to com.au signs from the Princes Highway and get to the staff - they usually know the acts and can give • Remember to have fun, but be courteous to your 10 10 present its 7th folk 9.30 BODHRAN- (IRISH DRUM) REGISTRATIONINTERMEDIATE & PAYMENT / ADVANCED - 9am2 to EVERYONE10am CAN SING 9.30 2 main entry gate. you a hand deciding on what to do. fellow friends when leaving! STORYTELLING SKILLS ADVANCED FIDDLE TheCELTICmusic school VOCAL aims school. HARMONIES to increase PARTICIPATION JOHNNIE SPILLANE AUSTRALIAN FIDDLE PHYSICAL VOCAL TECHNIQUES TO awareness of folk music 10.30 FORSET ALL FREE FOLK THE VOICE TECHNIQUES AND10.30 TUNES MICHAEL SPENCER & IAN BARKER • Don’t forget at some point to do some exercise 10 ALAN MUSGROVE 2.30 10 traditions and provide 2.30 Folk school participants • If you’re using public transport then walk up to BODHRAN- (IRISH DRUM) INTERMEDIATE / ADVANCED EVERYONELILLIFUNKIER PILLI TALES THAN CAN SINGALICE BOB MCINNES TheFROM school ‘THE aims MUTUALS’ to increase and get up to the Grevillea Park for a concert or 11 JOHNNIE SPILLANE AUSTRALIAN FIDDLE PHYSICAL VOCAL TECHNIQUES TO 11 opportunitiesawareness forof folk musicians music of are also encouraged to the main entry gate and head for the Festival 10.30 PIANO VAMPING & FRENCH SETWORLD FREE VOICES THE VOICE - PART SONGS 10.30 two. It’s well worth enjoying the natural ambience ALAN MUSGROVE all agestraditions to build and on provide their skills Offi ce. CANADIAN FOOT TAPPING 3 FUNKIERFROM AROUND THAN ALICE THE WORLD andIRISH open MUSIC: new musical doors. 3 join in the following: of the venues there. 11.3011 TANIA & SAMUEL DE SANTI FOLKJANET SONGWRITING ANDREWS 11.3011 opportunities for musicians of • Make sure you get a full programme when you do PIANO VAMPING & FRENCH WORLDENDA KENNY VOICES - PART SONGS all agesTHE SESSION to build EXPERIENCE on their skills 12 CANADIAN FOOT TAPPING 3.30 FROM AROUND THE WORLD 12 andEASY openContact TUNES, new SIMPLE musical Details: ACCOMPANIMENT doors. 3.30 the ticket/armband exchange. This is your map to 11.30 TANIAUKULELE & SAMUEL DE SANTI THE MECHANIX OF PLAYING THE JANETCREATING ANDREWS SONGS 11.30 TECHNIQUES & RHYTHMS FOR JIGS, REELS AND BUSH DANCE - BEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATE Ann Lehmann the venues, performers and general information. 12.30 BOX (ACCORDION) IN THE TRADITION 12.30 [email protected] - PAM & NORM MERRIGAN Wednesday night from 12 LEVEL SONG ARRANGEMENTS, STRUMMING DAVID DE SANTI 4 JOHN BROOMHALL 12 Contact Details: 4 • Once you’ve parked the car head for the Global UKULELE& PICKING BERTIE MCMAHON THE MECHANIX OF PLAYING THE CREATING SONGS DIGITAL EFFECTS ON CELTIC0414 GUITAR 680 ACCOMPANYING 123 BEGINNERS / INTERMEDIATE LEARN TO PLAY BOOGIE PIANO Ann Lehmann 8pm, The Chapel, 1 BOX (ACCORDION) IN THE TRADITION 1 www.illawarrafolkfestival. Green or the bar, sit down, grab a refreshment 12.30 LEVEL SONG ARRANGEMENTS, STRUMMING DAVID DE SANTI JOHNJAN PRESTON BROOMHALL ELECTRIC VIOLIN12.30 [email protected] TUNES, PLAYING MELODIES AND Grevillea Park & PICKING BERTIE MCMAHON LUNCH (BYO) 4.30 JANE AUBOURG 0414com.au 680 123 4.30 and take a few minutes to study the programme. 1 1 ARRANGING LUKE O’NEILL sheet music provided 2 2 www.illawarrafolkfestival. • There are 11 venues to choose from. You can STORYTELLING SKILLS ADVANCEDLUNCH FIDDLE (BYO) 5 CELTIC VOCAL HARMONIES PARTICIPATIONcom.au 5 FOR ALL FOLK TECHNIQUES AND TUNES MICHAEL SPENCER & IAN BARKER Folk school participants either decide who you want to see and when or 2.30 LILLI PILLI TALES BOB MCINNES FROM ‘THE MUTUALS’ 2.30 FINALE 2 STORYTELLING SKILLS ADVANCED FIDDLE CELTIC VOCAL HARMONIESEVENING ACTIVITY at THE CHAPEL,2 GREVILLEA PARK just take pot luck! Having a highlighter pen is a 6.30pm PICNIC (BYO) arePARTICIPATION also encouraged to 3 FOR ALL FOLK TECHNIQUES AND TUNES MICHAEL SPENCER & IAN BARKER 3 Folkjoin school in the participants following: PERFORMANCE & good idea. Mark the events you want to catch. 2.30 LILLIFOLK PILLI SONGWRITING TALES BOB MCINNES FROMIRISH ‘THEMUSIC: MUTUALS’ 2.30 THE8pm SESSION FAMILY BUSHEXPERIENCE DANCE with WONGAWILLI BAND. Bring instrument,are sheet also music encouraged provided. FREE EVENTto ENDA KENNY EASY TUNES, SIMPLE ACCOMPANIMENT PARADE - • However you may get waylaid by buskers, poets, 3.303 3.303 joinBUSH in the DANCE following: - FOLK SONGWRITING IRISHTECHNIQUES MUSIC: & RHYTHMS FOR JIGS, REELS AND parades, dancing, impromptu sessions.... POLKAS - PAM & NORM MERRIGAN Sunday evening. Songs 4 ENDA KENNY THE SESSION EXPERIENCE 4 Wednesday night from 3.30 LEARN TO PLAY BOOGIE PIANO DIGITAL EFFECTS ON EASYCELTIC TUNES, GUITAR SIMPLE ACCOMPANYINGACCOMPANIMENT 3.30 8pm, The Chapel, and tunes are included in • Don’t panic if you can’t make up your mind! TECHNIQUES & RHYTHMS FOR JIGS,THURSDAY REELS AND 14 JANUARY BUSH DANCE - JAN PRESTON ELECTRIC VIOLIN POLKASCELTIC - TUNES,PAM & NORM PLAYING MERRIGAN MELODIES AND WednesdayGrevillea night Park from the special Festival Song Chances are you won’t know any of the acts. Just 4.304 JANE AUBOURG 4.304 LEARN TO PLAY BOOGIE PIANO DIGITAL EFFECTS ON CELTICARRANGING GUITAR LUKE ACCOMPANYING O’NEILL sheet8pm, music The Chapel, provided walk the site! You’ll discover music you’ve never and Tune Book, free to 4.305 JAN PRESTON ELECTRIC VIOLIN CELTIC TUNES, PLAYING MELODIES AND 4.305 Grevillea Park heard or you’ll end up dancing, reciting or just EVENING ACTIVITYJANE AUBOURG at THE CHAPEL, GREVILLEAARRANGING PARK LUKE O’NEILLREGISTRATION & PAYMENT - 9am tosheet 10am musicFINALE provided 9.30 all school participants. 5 6.30pm PICNIC (BYO) 5 PERFORMANCE & 8pm FAMILY BUSH DANCE with WONGAWILLI BAND. Bring instrument, sheet music provided. FREE EVENT FINALE EVENING ACTIVITY at THE CHAPEL, GREVILLEA10 PARK IRISH PARADEMUSIC: - 10 COST 6.30pm PICNIC (BYO) MUSICAL SAW & DOBRO BEGINNERS PENNY WHISTLE PERFORMANCE & SundayTHE SESSION evening. EXPERIENCE Songs $60 for both days 8pm FAMILY BUSH DANCE with WONGAWILLI BAND. Bring instrument, sheetJOHN EGENESmusic provided. FREE WHISTLESEVENT CAN BE PURCHASED FOR $10and tunesPARADE are included - in THURSDAY 14 JANUARY10.30 OWN INSTRUMENT REQUIRED 10.30 MITCH SMITH Sundaythe special evening. Festival Songs Song $40 per day andPAM Tune& NORM Book MERRIGAN, free to $15 per session THURSDAY 14 JANUARY11 and tunes are included in 11 REGISTRATION & PAYMENT - 9am toTHE 10am THEREMIN - HISTORY BEGINNER STRINGS9.30 theallVOCAL special school IMPROVISATION Festival participants. Song AND DEMONSTRATION THE STRING CONTINGENT andUSING Tune SCALES Book, free to 10 10 COST SCHOOL VENUE MUSICAL SAW & DOBRO REGISTRATIONBEGINNERS & PENNY PAYMENT WHISTLE - 9am11.30 to KERIIRISH10am LATIMER MUSIC: FROM NATHAN 9.30 allMAHESH school RADHAKRISHNAN participants. 11.30 JOHN EGENES WHISTLES CAN BE PURCHASED FOR $10 THE SESSION EXPERIENCE $60 for both days Northern Illawarra 10.3010 MITCH SMITH OWN INSTRUMENT REQUIRED 10.3010 $40 per day MUSICAL SAW & DOBRO BEGINNERS PENNY WHISTLE 12 IRISH MUSIC: COST 12 Uniting Church, corner of BANDPAM MENTORING & NORM MERRIGAN $60$15 for per both session days 10.3011 JOHN EGENES WHISTLES CAN BE PURCHASED FOR $10 THE SESSION EXPERIENCE 10.3011 Point Street and Princes THE THEREMIN - HISTORY MITCHBEGINNER SMITH STRINGS OWNTHEVOCAL STRING INSTRUMENT IMPROVISATION CONTINGENT REQUIRED LUNCH ITaLIaN$40 STYLE per day AND DEMONSTRATION THE STRING CONTINGENT 12.30 PAMUSING & NORMSCALES MERRIGAN SCHOOL$15 per session VENUE 12.30 Highway Bulli 11.3011 KERI LATIMER FROM NATHAN MAHESH RADHAKRISHNAN 11.3011 THE THEREMIN - HISTORY BEGINNER STRINGS VOCAL IMPROVISATION SHOWGROUND RESTAURANTNorthern Illawarra 11.3012 AND DEMONSTRATION THE STRING CONTINGENT 1 USING SCALES 11.3012 ADULTS $15,UnitingSCHOOL YOUTH Church, $7 VENUE corner of 1 FESTIVAL TUNE and KERIBAND LATIMER MENTORING FROM NATHAN MAHESH RADHAKRISHNAN Point Street and Princes THE STRING CONTINGENT LUNCH (BYO) JOIN THE BANDNorthern AS WELL! Illawarra 12.3012 LUNCH ITaLIaN STYLE 12.3012 UnitingHighway Church, Bullicorner of SONG BOOK SHOWGROUND RESTAURANT BAND MENTORING Point Street and Princes It includes the tunes and 1 THE STRING CONTINGENT LUNCHADULTS ITaLIaN2 $15,PLAYING YOUTH & STYLEACCOMPANYING $7 SONGWRITING / 1 FINGERPICKING & FLATPICKING 2 12.30 12.30 FESTIVALHighway TUNE Bulli and songs for Festival Finale LUNCH (BYO) SHOWGROUNDJOIN THE BAND TRADRESTAURANT AS MUSIC WELL! BAND MENTORING for GUITARSONG BOOK 1 ADULTS2.30 $15, YOUTH $7 1 2.30 and a few bonus items! 2 CELTIC, BLUEGRASS ENDA KENNY 2 FESTIVALIt includesJOHN EGENES the TUNE tunes and and PLAYING LUNCH& ACCOMPANYING (BYO) SONGWRITING / JOIN THE BANDTHEFINGERPICKING AS STRING WELL! CONTINGENT & FLATPICKING TRAD MUSIC BAND MENTORING for GUITAR songsSONG for Festival BOOK Finale Free with any School 2.30 CELTIC, BLUEGRASS 3 2.30 and a few bonus items! 3 2 PLAYING & ACCOMPANYING ENDA KENNY HORNJOHN FEST EGENES LEARN A TUNE FOR THE 2 It includesJAZZ MANOUCHE the tunes GUITAR and registration. THE STRING CONTINGENT SONGWRITING / FINGERPICKING & FLATPICKING Free with any School TRAD MUSIC BAND MENTORING forGYPSY GUITAR BRASS BAND PART OF THE songsINTRODUCTION for Festival TO THE Finale GUITAR 2.303 2.303 registration. CELTIC,HORN FEST BLUEGRASS LEARN A TUNE FOR THE ENDA KENNY 3.30 JOHNFESTIVALJAZZ MANOUCHEEGENES PARADE GUITAR andSTYLE a few OF DJANGO bonus REINHARDT items! 3.30 THEGYPSY STRING BRASS CONTINGENT BAND PART OF THE INTRODUCTION TO THE GUITAR Free with any School 3.30 FESTIVAL PARADE MARKSTYLE HOLDER-KEEPING OF DJANGO REINHARDT 3.30 EWAN MACKENZIE 3 HORN FEST LEARN A TUNE FOR THE JAZZ MANOUCHE GUITAR 3 registration. MARK HOLDER-KEEPING 4 EWAN MACKENZIE 4 4 GYPSY BRASS BAND PART OF THE INTRODUCTIONEGYPTIAN STYLE PERCUSSION TO THE GUITAREXPERIENCED PENNYWHISTLE4 SLIDE GUITAR FROM SCRATCH 3.30 FESTIVALEGYPTIAN PARADE STYLE PERCUSSION EXPERIENCED PENNYWHISTLE STYLESLIDE OFGUITAR DJANGO FROM REINHARDT SCRATCH 3.30 FROM BOTTLENECK BLUES TO ACOUSTIC / WORLD PERCUSSION LEARN TWEAKING HOW TO GET A BIGGER /FROM WORLD BOTTLENECK PERCUSSION BLUESLEARN TO ACOUSTICTWEAKING HOW TO GET A BIGGER MARK HOLDER-KEEPING 4.30 EWANMELODIES, MACKENZIE SLIDE STYLES, LAPSTEEL AND MELODIES, SLIDE STYLES, LAPSTEEL AND 4.30 4.30 RHYTHMS FOR THE FESTIVAL BANG FOR YOUR PENNY RHYTHMS FOR THE FESTIVAL BANG FOR YOUR 4.30PENNY 4 EGYPTIAN STYLE PERCUSSION EXPERIENCED PENNYWHISTLE SLIDEBOTTLENECK GUITAR SLIDE FROM TECHNIQUES SCRATCH AND 4 BOTTLENECK SLIDE TECHNIQUES AND PARADE - MANTHY LOUCATARIS MITCH SMITH / WORLD PERCUSSION LEARN TWEAKING HOW TO GET A BIGGER FROMPARADEVARIOUS BOTTLENECK - MANTHY OPEN TUNINGS. LOUCATARIS BLUES TOMTO ACOUSTIC RICHARDSONMITCH SMITH VARIOUS OPEN TUNINGS. TOM RICHARDSON 4.305 5 MELODIES, SLIDE STYLES, LAPSTEEL AND 4.305 5 RHYTHMS FOR THE FESTIVAL GYPSYBANG FORBRASS YOUR BAND PENNY REHEARSAL BOTTLENECK SLIDE TECHNIQUES AND PARADE - MANTHY LOUCATARIS MITCH SMITH GYPSY BRASS BAND REHEARSAL 5 LEARN TUNES AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FESTIVAL PARADEVARIOUS AND FINALE OPEN TUNINGS. ON SUNDAY TOM RICHARDSON 5 WITHGYPSY SAM GOLDINGBRASS FROMBAND THE REHEARSAL SOUSAPHONICS LEARN TUNES AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FESTIVAL PARADE AND FINALE ON SUNDAY LEARN TUNES AND ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FESTIVAL PARADE AND FINALE ON SUNDAYWITH SAM GOLDING FROM THE SOUSAPHONICS WITH SAM GOLDING FROM THE SOUSAPHONICS

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25th Illawarra Folk FestIval 14–17 January 2010 25th Illawarra Folk FestIval 14–17 January 2010 23 23 Festival THE bUSH MY LOVEr COAL MINING FOLK UNION CHOIrS CONCErT HONEY EATEr’S GrOVE The Bridge Friday 11.15am - Show Pavilion Saturday 2.30pm - Show Pavilion Sunday Midday - Global Green Friday 3pm-5pm, Saturday 10.30am-7pm, Finale & Parade Features John Broomhall explores through poetry and song the A theme concert by Beeswing, our Novocastrian Friends. With support from the unions and the South Coast Sunday 10.30am-3.30pm male virtues of mateship and the rough and tumble lives Bulli has a rich history of mining from disasters to Labour Council the choirs will again feature at the High on the hill in the Grevillea Park is the secretive Sunday 6.30pm Global Green In addition to the concerts there are a of bullockys, shearers, drovers, miners and itinerant strikes. So the spirits of the miners are all around the festival as they have done for the past 15 years. With Join the parade and be part of the Festival Finale. number of special events throughout Honey Eater Grove. Here, surrounded by New Holland the festival. Here’s a summary of some workers. area. They will, for sure, appreciate their history being choirs from Newcastle, the Blue Mountains, Canberra Honeyeaters and the magical Eastern Spinebills you Sunday 7.15pm-8.30pm recounted in song by such a fine band. Sydney and our own local Illawarra Union Singers it of them. can commune with the Australian Bush. Of course there Finale Black Diamond Marquee YOUTH AT THE FOLKIE promises to be one of the biggest line-ups ever will be Sensitive New Age Drumming Sessions led by OPENING DANCE & PICNIC Friday 4.30pm, Saturday 2.30pm PUPPETS Elemental Grooves, Obrobini and The Drop. It’s a BYO This year’s festival will see the return of the parade and THE rAILwAY CONCErT fi nale which “Bridges” the diverse and wonderful groups Wednesday 6.30pm – Picnic, 8pm – Family THE FORUM TEATrO MATIJA SOLCE everything, but a great spot. Take your rhythm sticks, which make the festival and our creative community 15 of our finest young musicians, songwriters and Saturday 3pm, Sunday 2pm - The Shed Sunday 12.30pm-1.45pm - Show Pavilion Festival Fans or just your percussive body and join in Bush Dance, Grevillea Park so special! Join the traditionalists David de Santi with singers will showcase their talents in these great variety A selection of new railway songs and poem, from the 32 the primeval beat away from the hurley-burley of the The natural setting of The Chapel in the Grevillea Park Matija Solce builds his puppets with everyday materials members of Wongawilli, Big Snore Hammers, Zumpa concerts. Come along and hear the next generation of entries submitted in the Railway Union’s Contemporary poets and accordion players. is the scene for the opening Bush Dance. Bring a picnic such as socks, plastic bags, tins and paper. Each and John Broomhall; the MCs Nick Rheinberger and folk performers Railway Song and Poem Competition. The winner of the dinner and enjoy the sunset and park. Bring the kids, material has different characteristics, which define Tia Wilson; the Guinness Book of Records Attempt with $1000 RTBU Competition will be announced. There will THE GrEAT wOOLLY YArNS dancing shoes or an instrument to join the acoustic the outlook of the puppet, its manipulation technique hopefully over 100 tin whistle players featuring with the ALAN SCOTT MEMOrIAL also be traditional railway songs from the Bush Music dance band. All the dances will be called and walked (marionett, handpuppet, etc.) and its character. His COMPETITION wonderful Johnny Spillane; African drum and dance with AUSTrALIAN CONCErT Club’s project to bring together a “work book” of about through. interactive workshop uses socks, gloves, paper, tape and Saturday 11.30am -1.15pm Grandstand Bar Damion Stirling and Elemental Groove, Tribal Jewels Friday 5pm-11.30pm other everyday materials to guide participants through 50 Australian railway songs for bands and performers. LUNCH ITALIAN STYLE Your chance to take out some of the great prizes on offer and Cinnamon Twist School of Bellydance; participants Grandstand Restaurant his system of making puppets and the different ways the bEwArE THE GrEEKS just by telling the odd tale or two. Truth is not an issue from the Illawarra Folk Summer School; special guests Thursday Midday-2pm puppet can be animated. and as many of YOU who would like to participate! Alan Scott was a great collector and interpreter of Sunday 3pm-4.15pm - Show Pavilion though laying claim to it is essential. Only one rule- all Grandstand Restaurant Australian traditional songs and was the first person yarns must be no longer than fi ve minutes or the gong A TrIbUTE TO MArY Beware of Greeks bearing gifts so the saying goes. Well FINALE PrEPArATION Enjoy a scrumptious lunch with the musical spirit of Italy. invited to all our festivals until his untimely death. Each applies. Hosted by Russel Hannah this competition is in you won’t have to worry about these Greeks because There’ll be pasta, sauce, lotsa panne (bread) and more to year we pull together some of his friends and those who Saturday 3.30pm-5pm - Show Pavilion its 20th year. Politicians are barred. Sunday 6.30pm Assemble at Global Green the gifts they bear are good music dance and verse. fill you tummy. Then enjoy the music of Italy with Zumpa are carrying on his traditions. If you are interested in our Mary, of course is Mary Travers of Peter Paul and Mary Bring something to shake, rattle, blow or bang. There The South Coast Labour Council’s Arthur Rorris will be and friends. A great tradition continues. Adults $15, heritage this is a concert not to be missed. fame who died in September. A little bit of the light that THE GrEAT LIMErICK will be spare percussive instruments. The Parade will joined by Zorba’s Kefi , a great local Greek Band and Alan Youth $7. Tickets available from the Festival Office from still burns in old sixties folkies shut down when Mary fi nish at the Black Diamond Marquee and form part of Musgrove and Thalia, a very fi ne poet of Greek descent COMPETITION 10am on the day. UNDEr bLACK Died. Relive the old PPM songs when Emma and Claire the Finale. There will be a number of groups – whistlers, SKIES Roberts and other PPM lovers like Stewart Holt, Alan from Melbourne. Saturday 2.30pm-2.15pm Grandstand Bar Gypsy Brass Band, drummers and dancers. Try and 97.3 AbC ILLAwArrA Musgrove, Mendala and The Borderers bring these days POLITICS “AIN’T” DEAD Bring along your favourite limerick - anything goes. attend some of the practices for each of these groups. OPENING CONCErT Saturday 10.30am - Black back to life. Write one yourself and win a prize for the best original Friday 1.45pm & 9.30am Sunday 5.30pm-6.45pm - Show Pavilion composition. It’s a lot of fun and a quite old poetic form Thursday 4pm - 11.30pm - Slacky Flat Bar Diamond Marquee SUNDAY MOrNING GOSPEL Instrument Making, The Shed “Under Black Skies” brings together Politics ain’t dead as the recent dispute over the ETS has (an easy one too). Hosted by Brian Bell. Over 10 performers are in a rapid-fire concert displaying Sunday 8.30am - Nag’s Lounge showed. Folk music is about chronicling our times and Make instruments with Mark Holder-Keeping and be just a bit of what’s to come over the three days ahead. some of the Illawarra’s notable folk part of the Parade. Emma Hannah and Tamnesia will be hosting a mighty that’s what our great collection of singers and musicians WORLD’S LARGEST PENNY Admission for non-season pass holders is just a $5 musicians for the critically acclaimed documentary fine gospel sing to celebrate Sunday. Grab breakfast and will be doing in this concert. ( TIN) WHISTLE BAND Sunday 2pm donation at the door. All door and raffle takings go to our Under Black Skies, which documents the mining history getting along to feel inspired and spiritual. If you love the Drummers Practice, Honey Eater’s Grove two charities; SCARF a group supporting refugees in the of the Illawarra, in particular the local disasters that Gospel Music of the 50s and 60s you’ll love this concert. Friday 5.30pm Global Green, Practice and Illawarra and the Bulli Public School. The Bulli Show forged the character of the regions mining industry. Drummers practice with Damion Stirling. Atheists welcome. Registration Society will provide a barbecue as well. AVAGOODLAFF Participate Saturday 9am Global Green, Registration GYPSY brASS bAND THOSE FIGHTING GUITArS wELCOME TO COUNTrY Saturday 9.45am-Midday Show Pavilion Sunday 9am The Forum, Practice Registration Thursday 5pm Summer School Practice, Sunday 9am-11am - Black Diamond Marquee Thursday 6.45pm - Slacky Flat Bar Folk Music and Song is not always doom and gloom SUMMEr FOLK SCHOOL Sunday 4.30pm The Forum, Final Practice Bulli Uniting Church Five of the best guitarists clash when they come together Held at the Thursday Night concert, the welcome will be and to prove it some of our artists show their funny side Wednesday 10am-5pm, Sunday 6.45pm Parade from Global Green Sunday 10am Practice, The Forum in this concert. The ‘Young Bloods’ Daniel Champagne performed by local aboriginal elder, Vic Chapman. Vic, so that you can ‘AVAGOODLAFF’. Dingo’s Breakfast, Thursday 10am-6pm World Record Attempt, and Kim Churchill take on the earlier generation when Sunday 7.15pm Sunday 5.45pm Practice, Nag’s Lounge who was also the first Aboriginal School Principal in John Dengate, Merri-May Gill, Frencham Smith, Bernard they share the stage with Michael Fix, Victor Monasterio, With 30 workshops the Folk Music School aims to Black Diamond Marquee Sunday 6.45pm Parade to NSW. He has a special affiliation with the Folk Festival Carney and David Hyams, The Minglewood Mudcats and Ewan McKenzie. increase awareness of folk music traditions and provide Join the attempt at a Guinness World Record for through his late son John who for a number of years and Nick Rheinberger will send you away with a smile on Black Diamond Marquee opportunities for musicians of all ages to build on their the World’s Largest Penny (Tin) Whistle Band. The was a festival volunteer and attendee. Vic has done our your face that will get you through the day - at least until Sam Golding will continue his Gypsy Brass Band from FOLK FEDErATION OF NSw skills. performance will include renditions of Click Go the ‘welcome to country’ for the four previous years we have the bar opens. Viva La Gong. Enjoy the energy of Balkan / Gypsy tunes. TH Shears, Molly Malone and Irish tunes. Registration is $15 been at Bulli. 40 bIrTHDAY CONCErT POETS brEAKFASTS Come along with your brass instrument – accordions A SONG FOr ANNE with all proceeds to Greenacres Disability Services. Sunday 10.30am-12.15pm Show Pavilion are allowed, but have to be loud! Sheet music is THE GrEAT GUT-bUSTING Saturday 12.15pm-2.15pm - Show Pavilion Friday 9am, Saturday 8am, Register at the Festival Offi ce or at the sessions. The Folk Federation of NSW was formed in 1970 with the Sunday 8am Show Pavilion provided but has to be eaten before the Parade. TrIPE DINNEr & CONCErT Anne Fox was the first life member of the Illawarra aim to present, support, and encourage the performance Folk Club. She was a foundation member and was This gives you a chance to air your favourite poem or DANCE TIME Thursday 6.30pm, Concert from 8.15pm of folk music, folk song, folk dance and spoken word by recite or read your latest composition. It’s a free for all GLOBAL GREEN also President of the Club for a number of years. She providing through its magazine, Cornstalk Gazette, and Grandstand Restaurant and everyone gets a go. Our Festival Poets Dingoes Instruction and walkthroughs will be provided. was in at the beginning of the Festival when we held a its website www.jam.org.au an opportunity for artists, We are the only Festival to hold this great gastronomic preliminary event at Wilton in 1985 and our first festival Breakfast Duo, Brian Bell, Zondrae King, Viv Sawyer audience, groups, clubs and festivals to get together. Irish Ceili and musical event and there are some who would say at Jamberoo the following year. Sadly she died this year David Meyers and Neil Morrison will of course lead Friday 7pm that that is just as well. Bookings are essential for this and this concert is our tribute to her. Performing in the MArGArET rEMEMbErED it. Breakfast is available from the Fiddlers Café in the Friday 9.45pm Contra Dance three-course gourmet treat we do let non-tripe eaters in Pavilion. concert will be her sons Chris and Michael with their Sunday Midday-2.45pm - Nag’s Lounge Friday 10pm Tango Time for a plate of ‘Grey Sludge’. band Rusty Hinges. Dr Margaret Carmen was a Bulli Doctor who passed bLACKbOArD CONCErTS Saturday 12.15pm Tango Workshop THE SHED FOr KIDS SONGS OF CLOTH & STEEL away under tragic circumstances earlier this year. Her Friday, Saturday & Sunday - The Forum Saturday 4pm Scottish Ceili Friday 10am-5.30pm Saturday 2pm - The Global Green colleagues in the practice lead by Dr Julie Blaze decided The blackboard will be in full swing over most of the Saturday 6.45pm Old Time Dance Saturday 9.30am-5.30pm to have a tribute to Dr Carmen and this concert is the weekend at our new venue - The Forum. It’s another Telling stories and sharing songs from their different result. One of the scholarships to the music school is Saturday 8.30pm Bush Dance Sunday 9am-5pm cultural traditions and experiences is a passion for the chance to have a go. See Dave Oliphant, master of also named after Margaret. Her daughter Jane Aubourg, ceremonies of the Blackboard and put your name down Saturday 9.45pm Contra Dance The festival has always prided itself on its cultural Illawarra Multicultural Womens Performing group. This a gifted musician, has been playing at the festival since for a 20 minute spot. Already a number of performers, Sunday 2.40pm Serbian Folk Dance children’s entertainment. There will be 31 sessions of group has become loved and well known in the local we moved to Bulli and will perform in this concert. whose names appear in the programme have already Contra Dance music, dancing, storytelling, puppets, instrument making community. Sunday 3.20pm done so but there’s still plenty of room. and fun. Sunday 5.30pm Tango Time

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CONCERTS CONCERTS, CONCERTS, SPOKEN CONCERTS BLACKBOARD, CONCERTS DRUMMING, CONCERTS DANCES, FOR THE KIDS SESSIONS CONCERTS FESTIVAL PUB WORD CONCERTS YOUTH CONCERTS WORKSHOPS CONCERTS WORKSHOPS FOR THE KIDS SESSIONS 6.30pm - PICNIC IN THE PARK 8 8 8pm - FAMILY BUSH THURSDAY 14 JAN DANCE 8.30 8.30 All dances called. SLACKY FLAT BAR 9 9 Music by Wongawilli POETS BREAKFAST 9 and friends WELCOME TO COUNTRY HOSTS Vic Chapman 6.45pm FREE ENTRY 9.30 BARRY LAKE 9.30 GEOFFREY GRAHAM 97.3 ababCC IILLaWaRRaLLaWaRRa 10 10 dave de BYO POEM 10 OPENING CHCHaRITYaRITY Charlie & Corey - hugard Under the Window Sill THURSDAY 14 JAN 10.30 CONCERT 10.30 $5 ENTRY - Proceeds to SCARF and Lilli Pilli Tales 11 folkoholics 11 BULLI PRIMARY SCHOOL 11 SHOW PAVILION DANIEL CHAMPAGNE STEWART HOLT 4pm to 11.30pm 11.30 THE BUSH MY LOVER PARIS DREAMING • GLENN CARDIER 11.30 JOHN BROOMHALL • JAN PRESTON • PAT DRUMMOND Gobsmacked SESSION & KAREN LYNNE • STIFF GINS • 97.3 12 DAMION NEIL & CAMERON MATHER BLACKBOARD 12 Australian Tunes 12 ABC Illawarra NEW FOLK • FUNKIER LUNCH DAMON DAVIES JOHN CONCERT Margaret Bradford & DAVE DE HUGARD THAN ALICE • ENDA KENNY BAND • ITALIAN STYLE 12.30 EGENES Margaret Essex 12.30 Midday to 2pm A chance to shine! mmAhriAhri AutumnAutumn & thEthE ChAmElEonChAmElEon COLLECTIVE • NATHAN • BIG ERLE • Pasta, salad, sweets. 1 STIFF GINS SALLY KIM See the MC for a 20 1 The Puddin’ Eaters Whistle Workshop 1 Adults $15 DASTEY AZ-I-AM CHURCHILL minute spot. viCtorviCtor girdlEstonEgirdlEstonE MITCH SMITH Children $7 1.30 1.30 Music by Midday to 4.15pm Mark Holder-Keeping, SESSION Zumpa & friends 2 CLOUDSTREET MERRI-MAY GILL JAN 2 MINGLEWOOD instruments galore! Australian Tunes 2 BOOKINGS AT DOOR KENNY BARTLEY PRESTON MUDCATS BUSH MUSIC CLUB FROM 10am 2.30 Lilli Pilli Tales - 2.30 ¡Vámonos! SESSION 3 BERNARD CARNEY & ROUGH RED TOM 3 OPENING DRUMMING GILBERT WHYTE Scottish Tunes 3 DAVID HYAMS PAT DRUMMOND RICHARDSON WINE & CHAI SESSION Charlie & Corey - STRING CONTINGENT RESTAURANT 3.30 AVAILABLE OBROBINI Under the Window Sill 3.30 AFRO EYPTIAN TWILIGHT POETS 4 JIGZAG MICHAEL FIX BEESWING 4 PARIS SAMBA FUSION GLENN CARDIER Gobsmacked NEIL MORRISON & 4 PENELOPE GRACE 4.30 THE STRING DREAMING 4.30 GREAT CONTIGENT YOUTH CONCERT DINGO’S BREAFAST 4.30pm to 7.30pm The Puddin’ Eaters DUO GUT-BUSTING 5 5 5 DOC JONES DAVE ARDEN & BAND ALAN SCOTT • PPADDYADDY KKELLYELLY THE BACKBURNERS MAHRI AUTUMN & DAVID MEYERS TRIPE DINNER & LECHERY RANT MEMORIAL BUSH TTHEHE CHAMELEON 5.30 • CCLAUDIALAUDIA COLLECTIVE 5.30 6.30pm ORCHESTRA CONCERT AAPHRODITEPHRODITE WORLD’S LARGEST WIN TELEVISION CONCERT 5PM TO 11.30PM Festival $20 6 • JJANEANE AAUBOURGUBOURG 6 PENNY (TIN) WHISTLE Stories 6 Non-Festival $25 HANDSOME YOUNG ZORBA’S • RROCKINGOCKING HHORSEORSE TRIANTAN STEPHEN ROWE BAND PRACTICE JONATHON BOB LYN • JOHN DENGATE Performances by 6.30 STRANGERS KEFI ENDA KENNY BAND • TTIMIM LLUKEYUKEY 6.30 • ALAN MUSGROVE • TTHEHE CCREATURESREATURES • AALANLAN MMUSGROVEUSGROVE & HIS WATSANAME RROSEOSE SESSION & HHISIS WWATSANAMEATSANAME 7 SAL KIMBER & THE BAND 7 TAPESTRIES OF FUNKIER THAN ALICE IRISH CEILI Australian Tunes 7 BBANDAND ROLLIN’ WHEEL NATHAN FRENCHAM SMITH • GEOFFREY SOUND SYDNEY IRISH NO SUCH THING • CCLOUDSTREETLOUDSTREET 7.30 GRAHAM BOOGIE & DANCE ENSEMBLE 7.30 • JJOHNOHN DDENGATEENGATE • DAVE DE HUGARD CRAWFORD • BBERNARDERNARD CCARNEYARNEY 8 THE GO SET • PETER ELLIS BLACKBOARD SPOT 8 BLUE MOUNTAIN MENDALA 8 AND DDAVIDAVID HHYAMSYAMS CASSIDY’S CEILI • CHLOE & JASON RAIN CONTRA DANCE Bluegrass Jam • CCHLOEHLOE & JJASONASON 8.30 ROWETH 8.30 RROWETHOWETH WHEEZE & SUCK ALAN BLACKSHAW CANBERRA CONTRA COOLGRASS • BUSH MUSIC CLUB CLUB • DDINGO’SINGO’S 9 BAND 9 BBREAKFASTREAKFAST DDUOUO THE BORDERERS CONCERT PARTY 2 BLACKBOARD 9 NICK RHEINBERGER TAMNESIA • EENDANDA KKENNYENNY BBANDAND OKAPI GUITARS • JOHN SPOTS 9.30 BROOMHALL, 9.30 • GGLENNLENN CCARDIERARDIER Irish Session SPILLANE AND • MMERRI-MAYERRI-MAY GGILLILL A FRENCH BUTLER RANT 10 THE BORDERERS CALLED SMITH DE SANTI 10 PERCUSSION JOE HALL & TANGO TIME 10 • BBALLPOINTALLPOINT WONGAWILLI COOLGRASS JUNCTION TREEHOUSE BAND TALLATANGO PPENGUINSENGUINS 10.30 • COLLECTOR 10.30

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King and Queen of Green 10 PIANO AT THE BAR • DINGO’S BREAKFAST 10 VICTOR 10 JAN PRESTON • JOHN DENGATE MONASTERIO ALBION FAIR MORRIS 10.30 UNDER BLACK SKIES • MERRI-MAY GILL GILBERT BLACKBOARD KIM GHANIAN DRUM Drumming with The Drop Whistle Workshop 10.30 • FRENCHAM SMITH WHYTE CONCERT CHURCHILL RHYTHMS MITCH SMITH 11 • BERNARD CARNEY 11 BLUE MOUNTAIN RAIN A chance to shine! 11 TIA JUANA & PERLA SHIMMY n SHEIK • MINGLEWOOD HER DEPTHS OF BELLY DANCE Lilli Pilli Tales - ¡Vámonos! 11.30 • MUDCATS See the MC for a 20 11.30 CASSIDY’S CEILI MICHAEL minute spot. REPLAY DESPAIR WEST AFRICA SYDNEY IRISH DANCE WOOLLY YARN • NICK RHEINBERGER ENSEMBLE 12 FIX DANCE WORKSHOP SPINNING COMPETITION 12 RIOGH KENNY BARTLEY 12 DAVE PERLA & DAMION Kids Belly Dance - with RUSSELL HANNAH A SONG FOR ANNE DE HUGARD LEARN TO TANGO Shimmy N Sheik 12.30 PAT DRUMMOND • MARGARET BRADFORD TAPESTRIES BRONNIE WARE TAMNESIA WORKSHOP 12.30 • ALAN MUSGROVE OF SOUND TALLATANGO Gobsmacked 1 DOG • VIVIENNE SAWYER LOVE IN THE JUNGLE 1 JIGZAG DRUM CIRCLE 1 CHARLIE & COREY - CIRCUS TRUMPET • WONGAWILLI THE DROP SHIMMY n SHEIK 1.30 BERNARD CARNEY & • JOHN BROOMHALL, JOE HALL & TRILOGY COOLFINN BELLY DANCE Nick Rheinberger CONTRA TUNES 1.30 • SPILLANE & DE SANTI DAVID HYAMS TREEHOUSE BAND MAC CANBERRA CONTRA • RUSTY HINGES 2 LIVE AT THE LOCAL JANE M HARDING 2 JOHN EGENES EGYPTIAN CONCERT MUSOS 2 CHARLIE & COREY - CIRCUS BROKEN HILL BOYS DRUMMING MULTICULTURAL 2.30 WONGAWILLI The Puddin’ Eaters 2.30 FRENCHAM SMITH COAL MINING FOLK STEPHEN ROWE YOUTH CONCERT BALLPOINT MARIANTHE LOUCATARIS WOMEN’S GROUP LIMERICK COMP (MAHRI AUTUMN) BEESWING 2.30pm to 6.45pm PENGUINS with BRIAN BELL 3 ROUGH 3 NATHAN ALBION FAIR MORRIS PUPPETS - 3 CHARLIE & COREY - CIRCUS BROKEN HILL BOYS Teatro Matija Solce 3.30 RED • REPLAY 3.30 MERRI-MAY GILL A TRIBUTE TO MARY JOHN BROOMHALL • WOLLONGONG RANT BELLYDANCE CINNAMON TWIST BLUEGRASS JAM • EMMA HANNAH BELLY DANCE 4 SPILLANE & DE SANTI CONSERVATORIUM FUSION Around The Circle - BLUE MOUNTAIN RAIN 4 DAVE ARDEN • ALAN MUSGROVE • FLUTE ENSEMBLE 4 BIG ERLE JASMINE SCOTTISH CEILI Multicultural Women’s Group CHARLIE & COREY - CIRCUS & BAND • CLAIRE ROBERTS • JANE AUBOURG’S THE STRING CONTINGENT SESSION 4.30 WHEEZE & SUCK • STEWART HOLT THE MUTUALS VIOLIN STUDIO FOLKOHOLICS Kids Belly Dance - SQUEEZE PLEASE 4.30 • THE BORDERERS Cinnamon Twist (ACCORDINS) 5 BAND • CAMERON MATHER with NANO STERN 5 COLLECTOR • MATILDA STREET 5 STIFF GINS MASH JAM PETER ELLIS CHARLIE & COREY - CIRCUS SESSION 5.30 TRIANTAN • AMY JONES OBROBINI BLACK JOAK MORRIS 5.30 WORLD DANCE PARTY CLOUDSTREET • GARETH & THE FLOGGERS R’US AFRO EYPTIAN BUSH MUSIC CLUB 6 ZORBA’S KEFI ARGUMENT DINGO’S BREAKFAST SAMBA FUSION CONCERT PARTY 6 DAMIAN HOWARD & BLUEGRASS, BLUES…. • KAY PROUDLOVE 6 JONATHON CINNAMON TWIST BELLY SHADOW FOLK HANDPICKED CONCERT DANCE 6.30 THE PLOUGHBOYS DOG BOB LYN 6.30 TRUMPET MARK WILKINSON DOG SCOTTISH JAM 7 BIG SNORE HAMMERS TRUMPET OLD TIME DANCE STRING CONTINGENT 7 BLACKBOARD 7 ROARING END OF DRUMMING PETER ELLIS & FRIENDS 7.30 THE DAMIEN NEIL & CONCERT FORTIES MUSIC 7.30 BORDERERS DAMON DAVIES ENDA KENNY BAND TOM RICHARDSON THE POETESSES A chance to shine! TRaIN 2 ZONDRAE KING, 8 THE GO SET 8 JANE M BLACK JOAK MORRIS Departs Central 9.40am VIVIENNE SAWYER, 8 MUSIC Arrives Bulli LORRAINE McCRIMMON 8.30 EMMA HANNAH & See the MC for a 20 HARDING 8.30 SAL KIMBER & SILVER RIVER BAND RIOGH minute spot. DANIEL CHAMPAGNE TRaIN 1 BUSH DANCE 11.10am BUSH BALLADS THE ROLLIN’ WHEEL Departs Central NO SUCH THING NEIL MORRISON 9 9 FOLKOHOLICS 8.40am CARRIAGE 1 MANOUCHE JAM 9 Arrives Bulli 9.30 A FRENCH BULTER THE BACKBURNERS with NANO STERN Bluegrass PARIS DREAMING 9.30 CALLED SMITH GLENN MAHRI AUTUMN & 10.10am CARRIAGE 2 THE CHAMELEON 10 THE CARDIER CONTRA DANCE Inner City Music 10 RUMJACKS COLLECTIVE 10 OKAPI CARRIAGE 1 CANBERRA CONTRA CLUB CARRIAGE 3 SESSIONS ALL NIGHT! 10.30 COOLGRASS GUITARS Celtic Music Sutherland Musicians BYO Instrument, Voice, 10.30 PERCUSSION SALLY DOC JONES & CARRIAGE 2 Enthusiasm. 11 JUNCTION DASTEY LECHERY ORCHESTRA Hurstville Please session inside 11 HANDSOME 11 Performers building. 11.30 YOUNG 11.30 STRANGERS LATE NIGHT SESSION 12 BYO Instrument, Voice 12

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CONCERTS CONCERTS, CONCERTS ACOUSTIC DANCES, CONCERTS BLACKBOARD CONCERTS DRUMMING FOR THE KIDS SESSIONS ALL DAY FESTIVAL PUB SPOKEN WORD CONCERTS WORKSHOPS 8 8 POETS BREAKFAST HOSTS GOSPEL CONCERT 8.30 VIVENNE EMMA HANNAH & 8.30 SAWYER ROGER 9 SILVER RIVER BAND 9 Those Fighting Guitars MONTGOMERY WORLD’S LARGEST 9 BYO POEM DANCE DISPLAYS 9.30 DANIEL CHAMPAGNE DAMIEN NEIL & PENNY WHISTLE TAMNESIA 9.30 VICTOR MONASTERIO DAMON DAVIES MY SHOUT JOHN EGENES BAND PRACTICE THE STRING BLACK JOAK MORRIS INSTRUMENT MAKING Australian Tunes KIM CHURCHILL JOHN DENGATE CONTINGENT MARK HOLDER- PETER ELLIS 10 PARIS DREAMING GYPSY BRASS BAND STEELERS OF NSW 10 JEWELS OF THE KEEPING 10 MICHAEL FIX HAREM 10.30 DOC JONES & PRACTICE with SAM ROARING FORTIES Singing Poet 10.30 LECHERY ORCHESTRA NSW FOLK FRENCHAM SMITH GOLDING CLOUDSTREET GUINEAN DRUMMING SRPSKA NARODNA THE PUDDIN’ EATERS DAVID MEYERS FEDERATION 40TH ELEMENTAL ODBRANA BIRTHDAY CONCERT 11 MERCURY CONCERT BLACKBOARD OKAPI GUITARS 11 GROOVES ALBION FAIR MORRIS Old Bush Songs 11 CHLOE & JASON ROWETH, CONCERT 11.30 THE STIFF GINS FOLKOHOLICS with JOHN DENGATE, JOHN THE BORDERERS BUSH MUSIC CLUB 11.30 NANO STERN BROOMHALL / SPILLANE / MENDALA See the MC for a 20 CHLOE & JASON GUINEAN DANCE HILAL DANCE DE SANTI, PAT DRUMMOND minute spot. MARGARET REMEMBERED AUSTRALIA 12 & KAREN LYNNE, ROWETH ELEMENTAL Australian Tunes 12 MARGARET & BOB FAGAN FORUM VARIETY JANE AUBOURG 12 GROOVES COMBINED When Bill Fought the NO SUCH THING Bear CLOUDSTREET 12.30 DAVID ARDEN & BAND RANT - SOMESING LAIKZAT UNION CHOIRS 12.30 RAILWAY CONCERT MERRI-MAY GILL - PEOPLE MUSIC ALAN MUSGROVE CONCERT SUE WIGHTON, ANTHONY ROBINS, JOHN WARNER, NARELLE MORRIS, - CU TOMORROW & HIS WATSANAME Design Your Own Folk One Minute Wonders 1 JOHN HOSPODARYK, DARREN 1 BAND 1 WHITAKER, CHARLIE BUGEJA, IAN - PETE THOMAS JOE HALL & DRUM CIRCLE SOLIDARITY CHOIR in Art T-Shirt LILLI PILLI BRIAN BELL SALLY DASTEY JIGZAG DEARDEN, BUSH MUSIC CLUB - THE SHINING WITS TREEHOUSE BAND THE DROP Concert byo Shirt 1.30 CONCERT PARTY, COOLFINN MAC VICTOR MONASTERIO MARK WILKINSON SRPSKA NARODNA Arvo with 1.30 ODBRANA DINGO’S BREAKFAST 2 COOLFIN MAC BERNARD CARNEY & 2 DRUMMERS PARADE HILAL DANCE Puppets TEATRO DUO 2 AUSTRALIA MATIKA SOLCE 2.30 COLLECTOR ITALIAN FESTA DAVID HYAMS & FINALE REHEARSAL Afternoon Poets 2.30 ZUMPA BALLPOINT PENGUINS BLACKBOARD HANDSOME YOUNG ELEMENTAL GROOVE SERBIAN DANCE NEIL MORRISON BEWARE THE GREEKS CONCERT STRANGERS WORKSHOP SRPSKA Bluegrass Animals ZONDRAE KING 3 LORRAINE McCRIMMON 3 BLUESCOPE CONCERT ARTHUS RORRIS See the MC for a 20 PIANO BAR 3 NARODNA ODBRANA COOLGRASS 3.30 DAMIAN HOWARD & THE RUMJACKS ZORBA’S KEFI minute spot. JAN PRESTON CONTRA DANCE 3.30 THE PLOUGHBOYS BLUE MOUNTAIN RAIN MICHAEL FIX CANBERRA CONTRA KING & QUEEN OF TALE TELLER CLUB GREEN JONATHON BOB LYN 4 BLACK JOAK MORRIS BIG ERLE 4 LILLI PILLI TALES 4 ¡Vámonos! 4.30 ENDA KENNY BAND SAL KIMBER & THE SYDNEY IRISH DANCE GOBSMACKED 4.30 ROLLIN’ WHEEL NICK RHEINBERGER DAVE DE HUGARD WORLD’S LARGEST COOLGRASS ENSEMBLE Choirister for a Day - 5 PENNY WHISTLE TRIBAL JEWELS Workshop 5 CHINESE LION DANCERS BAND PRACTICE ROUGH RED 5 BELLY DANCE MARGARET BRADFORD SOLIDARITY CHOIR POLITICS AINT’ DEAD MUSIC & MARGARET ESSEX 5.30 NATHAN THE BORDERERS TANGO TIME 5.30 • FUNKIER THAN ALICE CASSIDY’S CEILI TOM RICHARDSON TRaIN 3 TALLATANGO • PAT DRUMMOND GYPSY BRASS BAND Departs Central 6 CHINESE LION DANCERS • JOHN DENGATE PRACTICE with SAM 6 8.40am VOLUNTEER 6 FOLKAHOLICS with THE GO SET • BALLPOINT PENGUINS GOLDING Arrives Bulli TRIBAL JEWELS THANK YOU DINNER 6.30 • THE BORDERERS BELLY DANCE & PHOTOGRAPH 6.30 NANO STERN • MENDALA 10.10am WINE & CHAI PARADE TO FINALE 7 CHINESE LION DANCERS AVAILABLE 7 CARRIAGE 1 7 ALL DAY 7.30 FINaLE WHEEZE & SUCK Kids Party with 7.30 WHISTLE BAND, BAND Gobsmacked / King & 8 GYSPY BRASS BAND 8 Queen of Green 8 CARRIAGE 2 & MORE SILVER ANNIVERSARY PARTY 8.30 Singers Galore 8.30 A FRENCH BUTLER CARRIAGE 3 9 CALLED SMITH Learn to Play Tin 9 Whistle 9.30 9.30 10 10

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