Scrubby Creek BlackFella / WhiteFella Music
Description
Just over half an hour from Albany or 15 minutes from Mt Barker, in a beautiful mountain setting. Lots of accommodation options nearby or stay on site, if you are used to roughing it.
Music is a universal language that transcends cultural and linguistic barriers, offering a source of joy and entertainment for people of all ages.
Start by learning this year's reconciliation song and then sing it with a big choir.
BANDS
Boox Kid
Primordial Notes
Tapping Sticks
Pipeline
Gear Jammers
Ricky Neil Jnr
Suburban Reptiles
Playlist Choir
and MORE
Bar open 1pm
Food vans all day
On-site camping (basic facilities)
Art projects
Event details:
Arrive from 9.30
If camping arrive from 4.30 pm Friday
Performances begin at 10 am
If you want to sing with the "big sing" make sure you arrive in time to begin at 10am. You will be directed from the gate
People with limited mobility should be aware that the site is a paddock and the terrain may be rough.
A perfect way to celebrate music, community and the great outdoors. We would love to share it with you
FAQs
- Can I bring the kids?
Children under 16 years of age are free but must have a ticket. These tickets are available after selecting a general entry ticket. Children must be supervised at all times.
- Can I camp on site?
Camping at Scrubby Creek is available for the two nights only. It is not a registered camp ground yet. Camping tickets are $20 and are available once you have selected a general entry ticket. Facilities are limited.
- Can I bring alcoholic drinks to the festival?
A bar will be open from 1pm until 9.30 pm and no bring your own is allowed on the festival site. Campers may bring drinks to the camping area.
- What should I bring?
Warm clothes, the nights are cold.
Wet weather gear, just in case.
A refillable drink bottle, water stations on site. Water bottles should be empty on arrival. NO CONTRABAND.
Rugs and cushions, chairs are provided but may not be comfy enough.
- Can I bring my dog?
We love to take our dog with us wherever we go too, but it really isn't suitable at the site. There is so much wildlife, kangaroos, ducks on the dam.. we would rather you left them home this time.
Dogs not allowed on site
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