Maleny Music Festival: all you need to know

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By Penny Brand at yelo.live

The Maleny Music Festival runs from November 8-10.

It offers a melting pot of folk, Irish, blues and Americana music, from some exceptional local talent.

We have everything you need to know for a fun weekend away.

With major music festivals being cancelled across the country – it’s time to support the little guys.

If you love Woodford Folk FestivalMitchell Creek Festival or Neurum Creek Festival then you will love the Maleny Music Festival.

The boutique, community-led and volunteer-run festival is set in the lush Sunshine Coast hinterland at the Maleny Showgrounds.

It’s family-friendly and the festival is renowned for its relaxed, intimate and casual atmosphere.

The diverse program offers acoustic-based acts, dance bands, comedy, poetry, workshops and street entertainment.

There’s seven stages, activities such as yoga and bush poetry, plenty of food and market stalls, and on-site camping.

What to expect

  • Three days of camping and music festival
  • Quality musicians and acts
  • More than 120 performances
  • Jamming tent/BYO instrument
  • Workshops and open mic spots
  • Licensed bars, delicious food and market stalls
  • On-site camping with hot showers
  • Street entertainment, kid’s activities
  • Under 12s free
  • Ticket prices

    • Adult full festival ticket (three days), $215 (+ $50-$70 for camping)
    • Youth (age 13-17) full festival ticket, $105 (+$25-$35 for camping)
    • Adult day ticket, $75
    • Under 12s, free (including camping)
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