FESTIVAL PROGRAM

APRIL 12-14 2019

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Welcome all to Cullulleraine Music Festival 2019 and thank you for making the effort to join us here and support this event now in its 5th year.

What better way to enjoy a festival than in this unique location that is Lake Cullulleraine, the place I spent many weekend hours as a child with my parents, playing cricket, tennis, football, or just escaping the heat of summer by swimming in the lake, some lasting memories of my childhood.

A generation later camping here with my own wife and children for school holidays with friends, making new friends, and creating great memories amongst our extended group.

This festival is a lifelong journey for me and with the event here at the Lake Cullulleraine each year I get to make and share some lasting memories with friends old and new, musical or not and to share them with you our guests and visitors to this special place which is Cullulleraine.

I would like to thank all of the members of our small committee who share a vision for this event and work all year to get this event up and running, not an easy task in a slightly remote location and over three days.

We are very lucky with the amazing support of our sponsors and volunteers and I thank them for their vital assistance.

I also wish to thank all of the amazing artists and musicians who underpin this awesome event with their incredible individual and collective talent, a gift to us all. Many of the performers are people I have met over the many years attending music festivals, so I feel events like this little festival are crucial to the health and wellbeing of the real Australian music industry and participants. Enjoy the festival.

Chris Rogers, Festival founder & Artistic Director

I am delighted, on behalf of our great committee to thank and welcome you to the 2019 Cullulleraine Music Festival. With sunny days forecast, this Festival is set to be a delight with a program aimed at everyone.

Last year Musical Artistic Director Chris Rogers delivered a great lineup, the bands were all brilliant and the rich mix of other activities created a fabulous, astonishing Festival, no matter what mother nature determined to throw at us…

This year we’ve mixed the iconic, Mark Seymour, Broderick Smith, Bushfire with the marvellous Sal Kimber and the Rollin’ Wheel and a three-day program of live music, the amazing Pitts Family Circus with drumming, singing and artistic workshops to provide an exciting community centred Festival.

Our committee, a team with many talents, has worked quite tirelessly to organise and deliver this mix of music, activity, food and culture and we thank them greatly.

Immerse yourselves with a range of foods, drinks and wares. Relax and take it all in, be glass free, green with your goods and smoke free within our precinct.

We thank the Mildura Rural City Council and all our Sponsors. They have allowed us to shape this event, here at Lake Cullulleraine within the wonderful Lake Cullulleraine Holiday Park.

We hope you enjoy this Festival and above all we hope you have the pleasure of being here, sharing culture, sharing country, sharing…

I acknowledge the First Peoples of the Millewa Mallee, the Ngintait, Nyeri Nyeri, Werigia & Latjie Latjie, on whose lands we gather and their across river neighbours the Maraura and Barkindji; we acknowledge their Elders past and present and celebrate the heritage of a land connected to people now and for millennia.

Robert Biggs, Chair Cullulleraine Music Festival - April 2019

WELCOME TO CULLULLERAINE MUSIC FESTIVAL 2019

A WORD FROM OUR CHAIR

CONTENTSFESTIVAL MAP 04

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE FESTIVAL 06

VENDORS 06

ARTISTS 07

SAFETY AT THE FESTIVAL 14

FRIDAY PROGRAM 14

SATURDAY PROGRAM 16

SUNDAY PROGRAM 18

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS 17-20

3 DAYS OF LAKESIDE ENTERTAINMENT...

54 Map illustration by Terry McGowan

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ARTISTS / PERFORMERS

BLUGURUA twisted tale of Indian, Blues, Celtic, Swing, Jazz, Bluegrass, and adventure.

All bets are off when it comes to what will happen at each show, with the genre and instrumentation changing from one song to the next, but you can expect soaring vocal harmonies, blistering guitar and fiddle, and then ‘instrument guest appearances’ by such as sitar, tabla, tenor banjo, didgeridoo, assorted percussion and of course triple Mandolin!

BRODERICK SMITHAfter 5 decades on the Australian music stage Brod has a long list of credits to his name, including fronting Carson, Broderick Smith’s Big Combo and ARIA Hall of Fame inductees The Dingoes. He has since released 10 records under his own name. He is considered to be a legend by his legion of fans, a consummate performer by many of his contemporaries and an elder statesman by the new guard of fellow musicians.

Broderick releases his brand-new album and first book, both titled Man Out of Time, and will be joined on stage by special guest Richard Tankard on keyboards and backing vocals.

BUSHFIREIn 1994, the ‘BUSHFIRE’ Band was formed in Mildura, home to most of its members, where Steve Curran and his wife Jo joined forces with the Harris, Rogers, Stewart and Tucker families (and many more) to share their love for playing music together. With original folk songs and Irish jigs and reels, the ‘Bushfire’ band is sure to create a lively and upbeat experience for everyone to enjoy.

With a mix of Irish/Australian and English old time dances with a twist, get ready to swing along the old woodshed floor, feel excitement in the hall, choose a partner and meet and greet on the dance floor!

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE FESTIVAL?FOOD / DRINK VENDORS

OTHER VENDORS / STALLSHayshed potters garden - Jayne is back selling pots, plants, ceramics and more. You can see how it’s all made on the potters wheel or give it a go yourself.

Soul life yoga - Will be there with their Combi. Selling organic tea and vegan coffee. Stand up paddle boarding, yoga, hairwraps, fairy dreads, eco keep-cups, water bottles, straws, and more!

Andy loves art - pick up a tote bag, from Andy loves Art, at the festival. Perfect for your weekly shop, or to use for your picnic supplies all festival weekend!

Salvage cut plasma art - hand crafted metal work and sculptures

Imperfect pots - a selection of hand crafted pottery

Sunraysia photobooth Hire

SMECC - Henna and facepainting & Afghan sweets (Sunday only)

And more ...

We have a huge selection of things to do at the festival in addition to the fantastic music acts.

There’s a great selection of food and drink vendors in the festival precinct, we also have stall holders selling festival merchandise and other hand made goods.

There is a great selection of workshops for young and old, be sure to look for them in the program. Workshops include music workshops with some of our artists, sketching and basket weaving with Anne and Steve Hederics, percussion workshops and the Pitts Family Circus will be holding a circus workshop too.

Enjoy Catering Mildura Chargrilled meat in a flat bread, salt and pepper squid, beer battered fish, paella pans, salad bowl vegan option.

Scoops Delight Coffee, scooped icecream & jam donuts

Big bite street food company slowcooked lamb,beef,pork and chicken rolls with coleslaw and caramelised onion, gourmet pita rolls with meat, salad and garlic aoli.

Meringur Football Netball Club - RSL dining hall, Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Bacon and egg rolls, big breakfast, Salad rolls/sandwiches, baked spuds, bucket of chips, loaded fries, schnitzel, spaghetti bolognaise (vegan+ GF option) quiche, soup with bread (Vegan+GF option)

Fossey’s Gin A selection of locally made Gins

Werrimull Football / Netball club bar A selection of beers, Zilzie wine’s and other beverages.

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FUN FOR THE FAMILY THE PITTS FAMILY CICRUS - SHOWS DAILY

MORNING YOGA & PADDLE BOARDING

MUSIC & ART WORKSHOPS - DAILY

MARKET STALLS & VENDORS

GREAT LIVE MUSIC AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS

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MILDURA DISTRICT ORCHESTRAMildura orchestra is comprised of a collection of people from all professions with a mix of ages and backgrounds who all share a passion for playing music. They enjoy bringing a touch of classical and new music to their performances. There is a synergy when they play together; combining strings, woodwind, brass and percussion.

LED JELLYLed Jelly were an acapella staple in Victoria from 1994 to 2006. After a brief performance lull they are regrouping here in 2019 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the first Led Jelly performance. Career highlights include the Melbourne Acapella Festival, the Boite, the Maldon Folk Festival, the Port Fairy Folk Festival, and concerts featuring local musicians at the old Methodist Church in Mildura.

Heather Crawley, Heather Humphreys, Jacqui Pasquale, Sandi Smith, Joyce Adolph, Carol Aylward, Hilary Thiele, Kerrie Banks, Deb Banks and Brenda Hornsby and more have travelled from all across Australia for this special reunion.

OLD DOGS, NEW TRICKSTwo ole’ local boys with a hankerin’ for gutsy Blues. Played on home made Cigar Box Guitars (Solid Bods also) Terry ‘Tecka’ Iredale and B/J Boom, Boom Hunter have been doin’ this Blues Duo for a couple of years now. We love’ The Blues’ and we hope you do too. Best of Blues to ya’s. B/J & Teck.

MASHAIDI WA YESU CHOIRThe Mashahidi Wa Yesu Choir from the Mildura Burundian community sing and present a range of songs. Forming 4.5 years ago the 16 member strong choir’s songs aim to empower, encourage and strengthen people who can hear and understand the words, singing in 3 languages: Kirundi, Swahili and English.They aim to spread good news through gospel songs and dance encouraging happiness and showcasing their culture.Their songs are a voice to be able to speak their feelings through music.

CAT & CLINTAn Old Timey Duo featuring sweet vocal harmonies, 5-string banjo, fiddle, dulcimer and banjo ukulele. They are inspired and driven by the spirit of Traditional Appalachian Mountain Music and the passing down of fiddle tunes and ballads through generations. The duo play regularly in Bars, Festivals, Woodchops, Markets, Shindigs, Hootenannys and have busked all around. They mix up their repertoire with Clints original songs and a good dose of vintage country blues.

JOHN O’SHAUGHNESSY & HEATHER HUMPHREYSJohn writes songs to make sense of his world, leaving space to allow his audience to enter and explore their own stories. John has a collection of song writing awards and finalist listings in competitions across Australia. He’s worked in a variety of musical combinations and supported African band Osabisa, the Cockroaches before they became the Wiggles, Irish folk legend Andy Irvine and more recently Fred Smith. He was a member of the band Bushfire, helping them gain the inaugural Bushwacker Award at the Tamworth Country Music festival. John’s engaging vocals and fingerstyle guitar are enriched by the vocals of his partner Heather Humphreys.

MARK SEYMOUR ACOUSTIC SOLOAfter performing sold-out shows around Australia in 2018, Cullulleraine Music Festival is thrilled to have Mark Seymour performing at the festival in 2019.

Experience an intimate solo performance filled with emotive storytelling, fine acoustic guitar playing and Marks signature strong vocals.

Mark will delight audiences as he performs countless hits and classic songs from both Hunters & Collectors and his solo works in his celebrated 30+ year career as one of Australia’s premiersinger-songwriters.

As the frontman for one of Australia’s most seminal bands, the mighty Hunters & Collectors, Mark Seymour is one of Australia’s most gifted and respected musicians. He delivered rock classics that immediately etched their way into our national consciousness, including ‘Holy Grail’, ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’, ‘When The River Runs Dry’, ‘Do You See What I See?’, ‘Say Goodbye’ and many, many more.

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TED TREVASKISTed Trevaskis is from Mildura and has been a singer/guitarist/songwriter for over 50 years, having been a solo artist as well as playing in numerous bands. With two Cd’s and several cassette recordings over the years featuring many original songs as well as covers of mainly country and rock genre,Ted has now turned his talent to a new direction. Over the past 15 or so years building guitars and other musical instruments and to date completed nearly 40 instruments, mainly guitars and cigar box guitars. Some of his instruments will be on display at the Cullulleraine festival. Ted also has a facebook site “Ted Trevaskis Fine Handmade Guitars”.

THE BLUESBERRIESThis Mildura band is made up of Ian McDonald (bass, vocals), Ian Smythe (guitar, vocals, harmonica, slide) and Neil Thomson (drums, vocals).The Bluesberries draw their musical influences to artists including the Rolling Stones, Johnny Cash and Neil Young.

SAL KIMBER AND THE ROLIN’ WHEELHailing from the small, Victorian township of Tallangatta, Sal Kimber grew up surrounded by the beauty and space that today permeates her music. It’s country music, but not quite - it’s infused with soul and there are elements of pop in there too, but mostly it’s real Australian music telling real stories. Backed these days by crack band The Rollin’ Wheel, Kimber’s songwriting is strong and assured, evidenced by a number of awards and countless accolades. And where it all comes to glorious life of course, is on stage, the live setting where Kimber and The Wheel are truly at home, bringing these songs to life in front of the very people – hardworking, honest, you and me – they’re writing about. Kimber & The Rollin’ Wheel on stage are a sight indeed, a joyous celebration, fluid and tight and yet also loose and free.

THE COULDRONA well-travelled Mildura based folk trio, having played in the U.K. for the past two years including the well-known Whitby Folk Festival as well as various folk clubs and sessions throughout the UK and Ireland. The Cauldron are also popular and familiar figures on many local folk music stages.

Their primary interest is in traditional music; however, their versatility sees them playing music from other genres, ranging from the familiar to the obscure. They hold the music they play in high regard and their instrumentation and contrasting vocals guarantee that an interesting and entertaining brew will be served up. Instruments include harp, concertina, guitar, harmonica and whistle.

SUNNY STREET SINGERS“Brighten your day and step into the world of the Sunny Street Singers as we perform inspiring and heartfelt original songs and classic covers in our unrivalled joyous way.

CHERRY PICKERSThe Cherry Pickers’ are a contemporary bluegrass band playing your favourite tunes from today and back in the day. Always on the search to “uncover” some hidden bluegrass in any song, their tasty arrangements are reverent to Bluegrass tradition such that they defy any hillbilly stigma. Coupled with their love of traditional tunes and their original songs, the Cherry Pickers make for an exciting and refreshing bluegrass experience.

WITH ONE VOICE CHOIRThe With One Voice Mildura choir launched in October 2018. There are more than 20 With One Voice choirs across Australia, With One Voice choirs aim to reduce social isolation and grow inclusive and supportive communities through singing together.

WOV Mildura was the first regional/rural WOV choir to launch in Australia and has grown rapidly to a membership of over 50 people of all ages and abilities. Our dedicated choir welcomes everyone, and is conducted by Catherine Threlfall.

SUNRAYSIA COMMUNITY CHOIRA group of talented locals who get together each week to sing, they’ve participated in many community events - most recently as the backing choir for the Victorian Opera’s production of ‘The Pied Piper’ as well as performing at many other events and celebrations. The choir leader Mavis Francis and pianist Meg Sullivan are the heart of the choir, and the 60 or more members are the soul. They are from all walks of life, and all different singing genres, but what they all have in common is that they love to sing.

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THE TUMBLERSAfter performing solo with his trusty Maton 808 for several years singer songwriter Cornell Davitt chance meeting with guitarist Andy Castle, and Cornell’s wicked desire to plug in his old Telecaster guitar, led to the formation of The Tumblers. Filling out the rhythm section, Greg Sylvia on Drums and Pete Fisher on bass, The Tumblers mine a seam of blues and country influences

JAMES RIGBYJames Rigby is a highly respected singing facilitator, sought-after Australia-wide for his warm, inviting style and exceptional skills in getting a group of people singing, laughing, and making gorgeous harmony in minutes.

James runs a number of choirs enabling people with disabilities or mental health histories, worked regularly in local prisons, and has worked extensively with children in schools facilitating song writing to reflect perspective, life experience and a sense of place.

He has a huge repertoire of songs to share and specialise in arranging contemporary Australian songs of depth and meaning, for choirs.

THE PITTS FAMILY CIRCUSNot a musical act but a trully enchanting one none the less.

The Pitts Family Circus originated in 2002 with the meeting of veteran circus performers Gareth Bjaaland and Bronte Webster, the began performing as “The Pitts” The now legendary duo Cessil and Sandy Pitt, This show was quite successful and toured many times throughout Europe, Asia and Australia.

Their show is made up of skillful acrobatics, dexterous juggling, marvelous music, high trapeze, surprising stunts and of course humour, because they love to laugh at life.

TINY FEETTiny Feet comprises of local singer/songwriter Stephanie Rogers, and talented guitarist from the South Coast of NSW, Ben Bamborough. Their studies at Southern Cross University paved the way for them to form an acoustic duo that writes catchy, funky and soulful original tunes.

The duo have graced stages all over the east coast of Australia, the UK and Europe and have been apart of some exciting events such as; Woodford Folk Festival, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival, Byron Buskers Competition and Memmingen Folk Festival just to name a few. Tiny Feet have recently returned from Scotland where they were performing and working on new songs. Now settled in Mildura they continue to work on their music.

THE SHARED AFFAIRThree close friends, Chris Rogers (vocals, dobro, mandolin, guitar, banjo, mandola, octave mandolin), Dave Harris (vocals, double bass, guitar) and Melissa Tucker (fiddle, vocals), have shared a musical journey together over many years, making each other’s musical lives both a challenge and a joy.

Drawing on widely varying genres and leaning toward acoustic instruments they are influenced by their remote rural location, and inspired musically by anything real and with Jesse Curran returning to the region join them for Cullulleraine Festival, the quartet is looking forward to a harmony filled set of interesting and diverse songs.

TWO IF BY SEA Both beginning their musical adventures on the cello as children, Rachel Johnston and Trent Arkleysmith then took different paths that led Rachel to the world stage of classical music and found Trent on the street- fortunately as an award-winning Street Arts performer and musician in the international circus scene. Two If By Sea gathers together some favourite melodic souvenirs from their musical and geographical travels, drawing on the rich folk music traditions of Scandinavia, Bluegrass, Klezmer and the Celts to present a collection of harmonies that have already delighted audiences around Australia and across the seas.

THE STRING CONTINGENTThis renowned acoustic chamber-folk trio have a unique sound that confidently walks the line between folk, classical, jazz, and bluegrass. In 2018, Australians Chris Stone (violin) and Holly Downes (double bass) with Scotsman Graham McLeod (guitar) took a road less travelled along the Savannah Way from Cairns to Broome to deepen their experience of Australia and form the basis of their 6th album, From Here or Somewhere Else. - capturing some of the landscape, isolation, history, beauty and peacefulness of the places they visited. Chris and Holly will be launching the album with special guest Rachel Johnston, who was a member of the Australian String Quartet for seven years and has become one of Australia’s best-known and most versatile cellists.

WILLIAM ALEXANDERCrooning troubadour and old time folk singer, William Alexander(the kid from Bourke), brings back the songs of hillbilly and country musics greatest figures as well as his own songs of the new world and all its trials and tragedies.

WE KICK OFF FRIDAY EVENING WITH A BUSHDANCE FROM LOCAL GROUP BUSHFIRE, FOLLOWED BY BLUGURU AND THE TUMBLERS.

AWESOME FOOD AND DRINKS ARE AVAILABLE FROM OUR VENDORS.

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MAIN STAGE LITTLE BIG TOP / CIRCUS TENT HESSIAN ROOM CAFE

FRIDAY PROGRAM

DRUMMING ALERT 6:35pm

DRUMMING ALERT 5:50pm

MASHAIDI WA YESU CHOIR 6:40pm

BUSHFIRE - BUSH DANCE AND CONCERT 7:50pm

BLUGURU 8:55pm

THE TUMBLERS 10:00pm

THE PITTS FAMILY CIRCUS 5:55pm

WILLIAM ALEXANDER 7:30pm

LED JELLY 8:30pm

WALK UP OPEN MIC all until 9pm

WORKSHOP: JUNCTION STICK WEAVING ALL WEEKEND Look for Anne Hederics

WORKSHOP: CHARCOAL SKETCH ALL WEEKEND Look for Steve Hederics

DINNER SERVICE starts at 6pm

FINISH 9pm

WELCOME TO COUNTRY 7:15pm

FINISH 11pm

MAIN STAGE PERFORMANCESLITTLE BIG TOP PERFORMANCESWORKSHOPS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONSWALK UP / OPEN MIC COMMUNITY NOTIFICATIONS

STAY SAFE AT THE FESTIVALEMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE

1. NOTIFY PESO* OF INCIDENT (WEARING A DARK BLUE JACKET)

2. DECISION TAKEN BY PESO

3. PLAN DEVELOPED BY PESO

4. PLAN COMMUNICATED AND IMPLEMENTED

ACTIONS BY PUBLIC:

Please respond as directed if an instruction is provided by: the PESO, Cullulleraine Music Festival Emergency evacuation wardens, CFA, Victoria Police or Parasol Mildura.

Note the Emergency Assembly Areas – see Map (colour code Red)

If a risk is identified please report to the PESO immediately

Cullulleraine Music Festival Emergency evacuation wardens (wearing orange high viz vests.)

TRAFFIC SAFETY:

Safe movement of vehicles is the key in the festival. All areas will be signposted and will have traffic wardens to direct drivers, speed limits outlined below:

A speed limit of 10 km per hour for Campers and Vendors

A speed limit of 20 km for day parking and disability access

Please note: The Festival Precinct is blocked to all bar emergency vehicles

All 3 Day Campers’ cars are to stay in throughout the entire festival. If you need to leave such as in an emergency you will need a traffic warden to escort you out.

Powered Site holders, if you have friends camping with you, their vehicles may have to be taken to day parking due to space constraints.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding the traffic rules please contact your nearest traffic warden.

David Jackman Traffic Management Coordinator call 0403 304 587

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The Sunraysia Drum Circle have been playing beautiful rhythms together since 2015. Led by local musician Catherine Threlfall, this enthusiastic and passionate group of djembe players love to learn and share rhythms and songs from all around the world!

PLEASE REMEMBER OUR FESTIVAL IS BYO HOWEVER IT IS STRICTLY A GLASS FREE EVENT.

FOR GENERAL ENQUIRIES PLEASE VISIT OUR FESTIVAL INFORMATION DESK SHOWN ON OUR MAP ON PAGE 4

* Program is correct at time of printing, due to the festival format and occasional unforeseen circumstances acts and scheduled times in the program can sometimes change.

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TIME

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3.00pm

4.00pm

5:00pm

6:00pm

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8:00pm

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10:00pm

11:00pm

MAIN STAGE LITTLE BIG TOP / CIRCUS TENT HESSIAN ROOM CAFE

SATURDAY PROGRAM

SUNRAYSIA COMMUNITY CHOIR 10am PERCUSSION PERFORMANCE 9:45am

THE SHARED AFFAIR 11:15am

THE CAULDRON 3pm

TED TREVASKIS 3:55pm

JOHN AND HEATHER 4:45pm

THE PITTS FAMILY CIRCUS 6pm

WALK UP OPEN MIC 8:30am - 10am

WALK UP OPEN MIC 11:45am - 1pm

WALK UP OPEN MIC 5pm - 6:30pm

WORKSHOP: JUNCTION STICK WEAVING ALL WEEKEND Look for Anne Hederics

WORKSHOP: CHARCOAL SKETCH ALL WEEKEND Look for Steve Hederics

BREAKFAST SERVICE starts at 8:00am

LUNCH SERVICE starts at 11:45am

DINNER SERVICE starts at 5:30pm

WORKSHOP: STRING 11am

WORKSHOP: GUITAR & MANDOLIN with Andrew Clermont and Josh Bennet 1pm

WORKSHOP: OLD TIME TUNES Cat and Clint 2:20pm

WORKSHOP: DRUMMING FOR ALL 10:30am

WORKSHOP: THE PITTS FAMILY CIRCUS 12:15pm

WORKSHOP: SINGING FROM COUNTRY James Rigby 1:20pm

THE SUNNY STREET SINGERS 10:35am

OFFICIAL OPENING 11:05amWITH ONE VOICE CHOIR 11:15am

WILLIAM ALEXANDER 11:50am

LED JELLY 12:35pm

TINY FEET 1:15pm

CHERRY PICKERS 2:05pm

THE BLUESBERRIES 3:05pm

CAT AND CLINT 4:05pm

OLD DOGS NEW TRICKS 5pm

TWO IF BY SEA 5:55pm

BRODERICK SMITH 6:50pm

MARK SEYMOUR 7:55pm

BLUGURU 9pm

SAL KIMBER AND THE ROLLIN’ WHEEL 10pm

SECRET SHOW rated PGR 11pm

FINISH 11:30pm

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR FESTIVALPARTNERS...

MAIN STAGE PERFORMANCESLITTLE BIG TOP PERFORMANCESWORKSHOPS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONSWALK UP / OPEN MIC COMMUNITY NOTIFICATIONS

17* Program is correct at time of printing, due to the festival format and occasional unforeseen circumstances acts and scheduled times in the program can sometimes change.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS & SUPPORTERSSILVER SPONSORS

FESTIVAL SUPPORTERSLAKE CULLULLERAINE HOLIDAY PARK

GREG & SON STEEL

SARGENT’S PEST CONTROL

BERTALLI WASTEWATER MANAGEMENT

MILDURA LIFE SAVING CLUB

LAKE CULLULLERAINE YACHT CLUB

TANKARD DENTAL

MCGOWAN SIGNS

OUR TRUSTY VOLUNTEERSTHANK YOU TO ALL OUR FANTASTIC VOLUNTEERS WHO PUT THEIR HANDS UP FOR TASKS GREAT AND SMALL THANKS GUYS, YOU ARE ALL SOLID GOLD.

GOLD SPONSORS

2019 IS THE 5TH YEAR THE FESTIVAL HAS BEEN RUNNING AND IT’S GROWING BIGGER AND BETTER EVERY YEAR.

WE HAVE MORE TOURISTS, FAMILIES, STALL HOLDERS, WORKSHOPS AND ACTS ASKING TO BE A PART OF WHAT HAS BECOME A GREAT COMMUNITY FESTIVAL, ENJOY CULLULLERAINE IN ALL IT’S GLORY.

WE HOPE TO SEE YOU AGAIN NEXT YEAR!

TIME

9.00am

10.00am

11.00am

12.00pm

1.00pm

2.00pm

3.00pm

4.00pm

5:00pm

MAIN STAGE LITTLE BIG TOP / CIRCUS TENT HESSIAN ROOM CAFE

SUNDAY PROGRAM

MILDURA DISTRICT ORCHESTRA 10am

THE BLUESBERRIES 11am

WALK UP OPEN MIC 8am -9:30am

WALK UP OPEN MIC 2pm-3:30pm

WORKSHOP: JUNCTION STICK WEAVING ALL WEEKEND Look for Anne Hederics

WORKSHOP: CHARCOAL SKETCH ALL WEEKEND Look for Steve Hederics

BREAKFAST SERVICE starts at 8:00am

LUNCH SERVICE starts at 11:45am

WORKSHOP: A CRASH COURSE IN INDIAN MUSIC Josh and Parvyn 11am

WORKSHOP: STRING 2pm

WORKSHOP: PERCUSSION FOR ALL 10:45am

WORKSHOP: THE PITTS FAMILY CIRCUS 12pm

FINISH 4:50pm

FINISH 3:30pm

CAT AND CLINT 2pm

WILLIAM ALEXANDER 2:50pm

BRODERICK SMITH 12pm

MARK SEYMOUR 1pm

CHERRY PICKERS 2:10pm

THE STRING CONTINGENT 3:05pm

BUSHFIRE 4pm

MAIN STAGE PERFORMANCESLITTLE BIG TOP PERFORMANCESWORKSHOPS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONSWALK UP / OPEN MIC COMMUNITY NOTIFICATIONS

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* Program is correct at time of printing, due to the festival format and occasional unforeseen circumstances acts and scheduled times in the program can sometimes change.

OUR 2019 FESTIVAL PARTNERS...

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