Guildford CFA
The local heroes! Fire fighting and sausage sizzling. If there are no fires, at least no big ones, you’ll get breakfast! Tucker on Saturday and Sunday morning.
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Guildford Family Hotel
Unfortunately, The Guildford Pub is closed and is expected to still be closed by the time of the festival. It is for sale, freehold. Thus, unless there is a rapid change in circumstances, we will not have access to the … Continue reading →
The Big Tree
The Big Tree is a large, well-preserved River Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis), located at the corner of Fryers Street and Ballarat Street. It is thought to be one of the largest in Victoria, with a height of 34 metres and … Continue reading →
Guildford Stables
The Stables operates as a winebar and restaurant. Grab a meal, a snack, a cup of coffee, or just sit outside and participate in one of the sessions which are sure to be happening most of the daylight and evening … Continue reading →
Public Hall
The Public Hall offers the ideal venue for concerts, workshops and the Jamboree Dance. The hall is the Jamboree centre for the weekend, housing information, reception, ticket and merchandise sales.
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Possums on the Porch is a duo comprising Lyndie Jacobson (banjo harmonica and vocals) and Claudia Collins (acoustic guitar and vocals). We perform Bluegrass, Old Timey Country and Celtic with a little comedy thrown in just for fun. Check out … Continue reading →
The Loudshirts
The Loudshirts are a group of musicians who are based in Central Victoria. The musicians are bound by a common love of acoustic instruments that include the guitar, mandolin, banjo, double bass and sometimes fiddle. Throughout their careers the members … Continue reading →
Sean Kenan
Sean Kenan is a full-time street performer in Castlemaine and Daylesford. He plays Irish tenor banjo and Irish fiddle. Sean played in the traditional Irish Band, Poteen back in the 1970’s. He moved to Canberra in 1990 and was a … Continue reading →