3 Oct - 6 Oct, 2014
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Concerts, Dances,
Campfire Sessions,
Poets' Breakfast,
Kids' Festival,
Workshops,
Candlelit Dinners.
Online performer applications for 2014 will be available on this site (and only on this site) from early may 2014 until the end of june 2014. By mid july, all who applied should hear whether or not they were successful.
If you don't, something's broken; send alcohol.
Submitting an application via the online process is the only way to be accepted and no applications will be accepted after the closing date.
The stunning 2013 lineup included:
Vendulka
Triantan
Three Sheets to the Wind
The Honeybadgers
Spirit of the Glen
Richard Perso
Putty Road
Peter Anderson
Mike Martin
Meat and Veg.
Luke R Davies
Lorraine McCrimmon
Lloyd Dodsworth
Kate Crowley
Jan Lewis
Holly Jensen
Helen Begley
Guyy Lilleyman
Greg Hudson
Glenn Skuthorpe
gazza
Alex Richens
Click for Artists' Details
The Festival
kick-ass logs make great campfires!
"The Uranquinty Folk Festival reminds us that there are still many decent people around. Families and friends who can enjoy a simple experience in a beautiful spot, where you make your own entertainment with like minded folk. Relaxing and rejuvenating, 'Quinty' can revive your soul and your faith in humanity". Danny Spooner - Patron
At Quinty the emphasis is on participation, campfire & pub sessions, workshops, dances and blackboards. Concerts at the Uranquinty Hotel and the Oval, where we encourage new and/or unknown artists as well as old friends.
Tickets are available at the Uranquinty Hotel on Friday night or at the Sportsground on Saturday and Sunday.
- Weekend $65
- Concession $55
- Day $40
- Session Dances $15
- Kids and Camping Free
- Excellent facilities inc hot showers
Camping (free) is at the showground which is where most of the action takes place. The only venue not located at the showground is the pub, a short walk (or drive) away. Vehicles are allowed in the campsite but please don't drive across the centre - it wrecks the cricket pitch.
Wood is provided for a number of bonfires around the camp site which serve as centres of warmth, fellowship and music well into the night.
Alcohol is permitted, but remember the festival is family-friendly.
Dogs are welcome but please keep them under close control and clean up after them. If you bring a dog this means you. Even if you've always brought your dog and never bothered before, it means you! ALL DOGS ON LEADS AT ALL TIMES AND CLEAN UP AFTER THEM! Transgressors will be handed over to the cheese police. You have been warned!
Breakfasts and dinners are available at the hall on sat and sun. Food is also available from the pub, the bakery and the takeaway, or you can cook your own.
Locals have been known to remark on how clean we leave the site when we go - your help in following that tradition will be most appreciated.
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