Salty Aura x Tom Harrington x OFTHEWILD are overjoyed to host this pop up picnic south of Adelaide on valentines weekend! likely to sell out so don't wait.

A match made in heaven: indie folk music and a rug/clothing company teaming up for one blissful afternoon in the sun. After playing backyard shows all around Australia last year, Tom Harrington and ofthewild (Max Kelly and Meg Carlin) decided it was time to team up with the local dream team that made their shows look so beautiful! They're a B-corp & carbon neutral certified and for every product sold, 10 meals are donated to children in need via opblue so makee sure you pick up something from their stall on the day!

LOCATION: Home of Plenty: 261 Myrtlegrove Rd, Currency Creek, SA, 5214

Drinks at bar prices and food truck available

About Salty Aura: "Our names are Jake and Jade and we are a young couple based in Middleton, South Australia. Our aim is to help inspire you all to get out and explore more of this incredible world, while also giving back to it.

Our rugs were created to take with us on our road trips, where we would spend most of our nights on sand, dirt or grass. We needed something to keep all that out, but at the same time, we also wanted something we could snuggle up in on those cold nights. Since starting we have then expanded into new products that we found useful while travelling."

About the artists:

TOM HARRINGTON's debut album ‘Barely the Same’ is finally here and is touring around the whole of Australia to celebrate! A new beginning, built on lessons learnt the hard way. Tom has lived in his van the past 3 years carving out a reputable place in the Australian music scene, supporting acts like Boy & Bear, Ziggy Alberts, The Dreggs, Kim Churchill, Felipe Baldomir, Bears Den (UK) & Steph Strings and left footprints on the stages of Byron Bluesfest, Gympie Music Muster and Airlie Beach Music Festival.

OFTHEWILD bring a foot-tappy folk feel, mixing epic banjo, buttery harmonies, and heartfelt storytelling that’s guaranteed to have you clapping along. Their sound blurs the lines between folk, rock, and indie pop, creating something both fun and genuine.

This is one off event and not to be missed!