These festivals feature a substantial amount of Australian traditional content.
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The National Folk Festival
May include traditional Australian content if it fits the narrow criteria of the Artistic Direction Triumvirate.
May survive after 2025.
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The National Windjam
A celebration of concertina, button accordion, piano accordion, mouth organ, jaw harp and musical saw at this quirky button box and free reed music festival. Last held in October 2013. |
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Numeralla Folk Festival 'the little festival with the big heart'.
2019 is its 45th year, this Festival is held annually over the Australia Day long weekend, and there is no charge for camping or entertainment.
Highlights of this homespun festival are the Bush Dances and the Blackboard Concert. |
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Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival
held in late October and featuring a range of acts, including a pleasing Australian folk content. |
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The Craic
Mid September festival held at Gundagai NSW featuring Irish and Australian music and related arts. |
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Music at the Creek
Majors Creek just out of Braidwood is a festival of music, dance and poetry. Its primary focus has been on folk music but that may change.
The festival is small, family friendly, and based around the local recreation reserve.
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St Albans Folk Festival
3 big days and nights of music, fun and fivolity presented by some of Australia's best folk musicians, dance presenters, poets and singers in the historic village of St Albans. |
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Cobargo Folk Festival
The historic village of Cobargo on the far south coast of New South Wales has been hosting this weekend festival for the past 15 years. |
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Illawarra Folk Festival
Held annually at the Bulli Showground with Australian content included in a broad line-up of folk music, poetry, dances, workshops and sessions. |
