Quinty Folk Festival 4-6 October 2024
Welcome to the webpage of the Uranquinty Annual Folk Festival.
"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

The artists of Uranquinty 2023
A guide to your first Quinty
Information for Artists

location of Uranquinty
Past Quinties
The History of the Festival
Artists Hall of Fame
Volunteers Hall of Fame
The Festival Committee

Call out for kids

Quinty prides itself on being a family friendly event, and we would love to see  if you are a parent, we would love you to run a fun (and ideally musical) activity for all the kids attending.  It could be as simple as bringing some plastic buckets to run a drumming session, or maybe the materials to make some instruments such as jingle sticks and kazoos. Please let us know if you would like to add a kids activity to the program.


Ticket prices for the festival have been finalised, and can be purchased on site from the 4th of October:

  • Whole weekend $75
  • Concession $60
  • Day $30
  • Session Dances $15
  • Kids and Camping Free

Quinty 2023 starred:

Christopher Reed & Gregg Leonard; Eklectik Gold; Frock & Troll; Jensen Family; Luke Robinson; Mosida; Peter Hicks; Sally Taylor & Andrew Swainston; Strum Ukulele Group; Tin Shed Rattlers; Toby Mobbs; Wallabindi; Wallaby Track Bush Duo; Warralakin

Check out the performers from the festival on our Hall of Fame page!

For more photos and film clips from Quinty51, visit our Facebook page.

Presidents Message:

Thank you everyone for making the 51st Quinty festival an exciting event. A big thank you to our hardworking volunteers who keep the festival flowing, including the committee members who put in a huge effort to organise and run the festival. See you next year!

people dancing and clapping with band in background


Bricks at the newly painted water tower



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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