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A guide to your first Quinty Information for Artists Quinty Traditions Artists Hall of Fame Past Quinties The History of the Festival The Festival Committee	Quinty News The draft timetable will be posted soon. Tickets Tickets are sold on site from the opening of the Festival. Full Weekend $80.00 Concession Weekend $65.00 Full Day Ticket $45.00 Concession Day Ticket $35.00 Dance or Session Tickets $15.00 Children under 18 Free Camping is free URANQUINTY FOLK FESTIVAL DOG POLICY Uranquinty Folk Festival has long been a small, family oriented festival that has welcomed well behaved four legged friends. We do request that dogs be kept on leads at all times and are supervised by their owners. Owners are responsible for picking up any mess made by their dogs and disposing of it responsibly. There are three areas where dogs are not permitted, as follows: Inside the hall/kitchen On the hall verandah Inside the Tennis Club These restrictions do not apply to registered service animals. Please note that owners may be asked to show documentation of their service animal. We want all festival goers to feel safe and secure and ask that all attendees adhere to these guidelines. Failure to meet these expectations may result in the owner of any unsecured animal to be asked to leave a venue. In the case of continuous breach of these rules, an owner may be asked to leave the festival. Please note that owners of animals displaying aggressive behaviour will be asked to remove the animal from the festival immediately. For any further enquiries please don't hesitate to reach out to the committee. MERCH MERCH MERCH! We will have some exciting new merch available at Quinty - all profits go to the Wagga Wagga Folk Society to fund the running of the Uranquinty Folk Festival. The festival is keen to hear from anyone who would like to lend a hand with running the festival. What do we need help with? Things like: Food preparation Food serving Kitchen cleanup (incl dishwashing) Set up and take down Ássist with maintaining bathrooms

On this land for many thousands of years the traditional owners of Australia have celebrated and shared their culture through stories, songs, dance and music. For more than half a century the Uranquinty Folk Festival has similarly shared music and stories here on Wiradjuri country. We acknowledge the Wiradjuri and their elders, past, present and emerging who care for this country, and offer our respect and thanks to them. May music bring people of all cultures and countries together in harmony.

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