Port Fairy Folk Festival, 7 - 10 March 2025
Port Fairy Folk Festival 2025

FESTIVAL CHOIR

The Festival Choir began in 2006 in response to desire from the audience to engage with the music more actively.  Since then, we have sung with more than a thousand Festival ticket holders and connected them musically with many of the festival’s favourite acts. Shane Howard, John McCutcheon, Arlo Guthrie, Melanie Safka, Yirrmal Marika and memorably singing in Yolngu language with Gururmul.

The choir has provided an opportunity to become musicians for a weekend and experience the thrill of performing to a beautiful supportive Port Fairy audience.

So, swap your audience chair for a performance stage and become part of the program. Choir-leaders James and Jane will teach you the songs and you can go home boasting, ‘I’ve performed at the Port Fairy Folkie!’. No singing or musical experience is required just a willingness to have a go at something new in a musical experience that you’ll never forget.

“The Port Fairy Folk Festival is one of Australia’s top musical highlights”

ABC

“The jewel in the south-west of Victoria’s events crown”

The Standard

“The internationally renowned Port Fairy Folk Festival is Australia’s most popular folk festival”

The Age

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For tens of thousands of years the Pyipgil Gundidj clan has gathered in ceremony on this country. Since 1977 the Port Fairy Folk Festival has been celebrated each year on the land of the Pyipgil Gundidj clans – on Peek Whurrong country. The Port Fairy Folk Festival pays their respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledges that the land we gather on each year for the Festival is the traditional lands of the Peek Whurrong people.

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© Port Fairy Folk Festival
For tens of thousands of years the Pyipgil Gundidj clan has gathered in ceremony on this country. Since 1977 the Port Fairy Folk Festival has been celebrated each year on the land of the Pyipgil Gundidj clans – on Peek Whurrong country. The Port Fairy Folk Festival pays their respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledges that the land we gather on each year for the Festival is the traditional lands of the Peek Whurrong people.