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VFMC Events
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Woolshed Balls
Twice a year, May and October - the premier dance events in Victoria. Top traditional Aussie bands,
Colonial dress and quality dancing. Venues vary - generally a major heritage hall.
The
next Woolshed Ball will be the VFMC Anniversary
Ball celebrating the 50th anniversary of the VFMC. It
will be held on Saturday, 23rd May 2009, at St. Brigids 387
Nicholson Street, Nth Fitzroy featuring The Billabong
Band.
Contact Robin Simpson
on +61 (03) 9723-2453 for more information.
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Ringwood Folk
Every Tuesday, 8:00 pm at East Ringwood Community Hall ("Red Cross Hall") (enter from Knaith
Road, off Dublin Road), Melway 50 B8.
Second Tuesday of each month is Guest Artist Night, featuring well-known performers from the
Folk circuit, supported by Spot Acts from the floor. Entry is $10.00 (Spot Act performers $5.00).
Spot Act performers need to arrive early to book a spot. Contact Maree Buttler on +61 (03) 9733-0802
for more information.
Other Tuesdays feature session playing, singalong, poetry and yarns - come along and see for
yourself.
Tea and coffee provided, small cover charge ($4.00) on all nights except Guest Night.
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Ringwood Colonial
Bush Dances
First Saturday of every month (except January), 8:00 pm - 11:00 pm at East Ringwood Elderly Citizens Club
Hall, Laurence Grove, Ringwood East (Melway 50 B8).
Live bands, all dances explained and called.
Members $8.00, non-members $10.00, children under 16 free. Light
supper provided. Phone Robin Simpson on +61 (03) 9723-2453
for
more information.
Bands for 2009:
- 4th July 2009:
Blackberry Jam
- 1st August 2009:
Colonial Band
- 5th September 2009:
Borderline Kaylee
- 3rd October 2009: Threes
Corner Jack
- 7th November 2009:
Brumbies
- 5th December 2009:
Billabong Band
- January 2010: No
dance
- 6th February 2010:
Brumbies
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Club Picnic
December, at a local outdoor
venue, with a BBQ and music, singing, dancing and general
fun.
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Nariel Creek Folk Festival
From Boxing Day to New Year, at historical Nariel Creek, near Corryong, Northern Victoria.
Lots of music and dancing, in a relaxing location (camping sites available).
The Nariel festival is one of the longest running folk festivals in Australia, and
is probably the most relaxed as well. Most events are informal sessions which occur
spontaneously at locations such as the Nariel Creek festival camping ground, or the
nearby Colac Colac caravan park.
The few formal events are mainly dances, which feature mostly local performers and
their guests. There is a formal concert (as formal as anything gets at Nariel creek)
on New Year's Day afternoon. If you want to perform, just turn up and give your name
to the MC (Note: there are no paid performers at Nariel).
Contact for the Festival:
Jamie Molloy, 165 Harris Street, Corryong, Victoria 3707
Phone/fax: (02) 6076-2432
Email: molloyj@corryongcec.net.au
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