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Images courtesy of Harvest 'n' Graze FB page
is heading back for the third time on
Saturday 28 November 2015. Attendance this year is
free, and it's all happening at
Howitt Park (Howitt Street, Bright) from 11am to 7pm. All you need to do is turn up.
Bring the family, bring friends, bring something to sit on. The Ovens River passes the beautiful park which stretches along the river from Star Road to Morses Creek, making it a beautiful setting for a riverside celebration. There's plenty of entertainment to keep the kids busy with face painting, a jumping castle and many more activities than before, not to mention the nearby adventure playground.
This festival is all about food, music and wine. It's a licensed event with an extensive range of alcohol available, hence you'll not be allowed to bring your own. On that note, other than baby food or food for special dietary needs, that's another item not to bring. There'll be plenty of delicious food stalls to service that need. Check out the
FAQ's page for more details.
Cover artists
80's In Red,
The Zimmermen and
Barney Does Bedrock is only the tip of the iceberg in entertainment. There's going to be a whole assortment of the greatest acoustic performers playing covers and great originals. Make sure you check out the festival's
Facebook Page and
Event Page to stay updated about the 'lineup' as it comes to hand over the next couple of weeks.
