1st November 2004
Festival Spirit
Whatever your passion — food, music, cars, comedy, balloons or Elvis — in 2005 there’s sure to be a festival to suit you. By Leigh Robshaw
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1st March 2004
National Folk Festival
More than 900 performers give of their best in concerts, workshops and displays, including world-class acts such as Women in Docs and the Pigram Brothers.
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1st September 2003
Festival of Fun
Declared a 'Regional Flagship Event' by Tourism NSW, the Coolac Festival has been variously described as 'divinely outrageous, wickedly eccentric and most compulsive entertainment'.
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1st July 2004
Yulefest Yearning
Ever wonder why we eat a hot baked dinner and heavy pudding on those Christmas Day scorchers? Isn't it better suited to Europe in winter? The people of the Blue Mountains have the answer. Celebrate Christmas in July! Visit the Blue Mountains and experience the traditions of a European Christmas (aka Yulesfest).
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1st October 2003
Cherry ripe: Young is ripe for a visit
It's hard to imagine that Young, a small town set in lovely farming country 376 kilometres west of Sydney, was once the site of vicious race riots and bloodshed.
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26th March 2003
The Australian Celtic Festival
Each year, during the first weekend of May, Glen Innes celebrates its Celtic heritage at the annual Australian Celtic Festival, drawing clans, bands and dancers from all across the country and even overseas.
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This year, Canberra’s famous Floriade festival has an international theme with a Japanese Zen garden, a giant Canadian maple leaf made from red tulips and a mini replica of England’s Hampton Court.
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