For newbies:
The oval is where it nearly all happens. There's free camping, excellent loos and showers, Kids and dogs are most welcome (keep at least the latter on leads at all times and clean up after them!). Two venues, the hall and the Tennis Hut provide entertainment, and meals are provided or you can cook your own. Bring warm clothes because it can get very cold! Bring a chair, a rug and a flask so you can sit in and enjoy the music at the bonfires.Did I mention they are world-class?
Friday eve
The quinty pub is our venue for the opening concert from 6pm and an opportunity for a (quiet and respectful)! "meet n greet" and to purchase weekend tickets. And, of course, it's our world-class bonfire sessions around the oval till the wee small hours.
Saturday and Sunday
A full program of events in the hall and the tennis hut - including poets' breakfasts, blackboard sessions, women's concert, quinty choir, featured performers, bush dance, singalongs and much more. During the day, we also have a range of activities for kids. The afternoon concert in the Hall is Acoustic and the Tennis Hut is predominantly blackboard. Of course, there will be still more world-class bonfire sessions around the oval till the wee small hours. Sunday afternoon is now the famous Quinty Chorus Cup.
Monday
A lazy day for the people able to stick around and avoid the traffic - including veggie bowls and wrapping up with the community dinner and even more bonfire sessions.
