We went to the Glenn Innes Celtic Festival and asked the question (what’s under ya’ kilt mate) and were chased by a mad sword wielding scotsman Ever wondered what’s under a Scotsman’s kilt? C’mon, admit it… you’ve always wanted to know! Each year, during the first weekend of May, thousands of kilt wearing fellas indulge […]
Welcome to Ute-opia
There’s much more to Deniliquin than meets the eye. Boots, bands, beer and blue singlets. Add a BIG convoy of utes and you’ve got one of Australia’s most iconic country festivals: the legendary Deni Ute Muster. Since its commencement in 1999 the festival has developed a unique blend of activities and entertainment. It has two […]
Hartwood: Campfires and Country Music
It has been said—– “You’ll Never Ever Know If You Never Ever Go” First timers to this popular festival are surprised at just how many people do “Know-and-Go”. For decades, friends and families from all over Australia have loaded their caravans, motorhomes or trailers and made their way to Hartwood for the Easter break. Most […]
BBB not BRB
The Big Red Bash (BRB) for 2016 was hit by unseasonal rains and thus was forced to move from Big Red into the township of Birdsville and thus the BRB become the BBB-Big Birdsville Bash. This late change of venue was no easy decision by Greg and his event team but the road conditions out […]
Celebrating Celtic Heritage
Leaden Skies, and a “low” off the East Coast, threatening heavy rain and howling winds, were not enough to deter devotees from making their way to the NSW Northern Tableland Town of Glen Innes for the 23rd Australian Celtic Festival. The first weekend in May is the time when the town’s Celtic heritage and culture […]
