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Festival of Voices: Unplugged

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The Festival that ‘unplugs’ from the capital and weaves its way through various locations, along the glorious east coast of Tasmania.

Experience amazing food, wine, world class beaches and vistas, wrapped up with some incredible vocal and musical talents from across the country.

Friday 15 July

  • 6PM – 8:30PM
  • Bushland Gardens, Buckland – Presented by Glamorgan Spring Bay Council Featuring Shane Howard & Yirrmal, Ange Boxall Entry is by a donation of what you can afford

Saturday 16 July

  • 12NOON – 3PM
  • Pyengana Dairy
  • Featuring: Lulu’s Shadow, Halfway to Forth, Jane Germain

Saturday 16 July

  • 12NOON – 4PM
  • Bicheno Lions Park – Presented by Bicheno Food & Wine Festival
  • Featuring: Suzannah Espie, Co-Cheól, Jed Appleton, Rowena Wise Entry is by gold coin donation

Saturday 16 July

  • 5:30PM – 8:30PM
  • Piermont Retreat
  • Featuring Boil Up, Bodane Hatten, Halfway to Forth

Saturday 16 July

  • 5:30PM – 8:30PM
  • White Sands Estate
  • Featuring Skyscraper Stan, Suzannah Espie, Pete Cornelius

Saturday 16 July

  • 5:30PM – 7:30PM
  • Freycinet Lodge
  • Featuring Co-Cheol, Lulu’s Shadow, Co-Cheól Workshop

Sunday 17 July

  • 12NOON – 3PM
  • Devil’s Corner Vineyard
  • Featuring Taasha Coates of the Audreys, Bodane Hatten, Skyscraper Stan

Sunday 17 July

  • 4PM – 6PM
  • Spring Bay Mill
  • Featuring Dewayne Everettsmith, Ange Boxall
  • $30Website

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