No matter what time of year you visit, chances are there will be an event or festival in or around Armidale.
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Join the Fiori Musicali chamber choir for a program of music for the Festive Season. Special guest: Steven Thorneycroft (guitar).
With fresh local produce and craft for sale, the market also features live music and poetry performances throughout the morning.
New poets, old poets and poets from far away, everyone is welcome to perform or listen.
Dust off your boots and get ready for a rollicking good time! Join us for an "Aussie Bushdance & Line Dance Night" featuring the lively sounds of Swamp Dawkins. This all-ages event promises an evening of traditional Australian bush dances and energetic line dancing that will have everyone on their feet, no experience necessary! Dinner will be available, making it a perfect night out for the whole family. Come and enjoy a fantastic blend of music, dancing, and community spirit […]
Guyra TroutFest MirrorBall Dance Party will be a night of danceable house and psytrance featuring: Psytrance DJ’s. Dust off the doof costume, bang on the bling, slip on ya shufflin' shoes and head to Guyra. Featuring live Bush Tech, Tech House and Drum’n’Bass dJs DJ Monser from the UK and Guyra’s own Clonboy. Food and non-alcoholic drinks by Seahorse Medicine Cafe. NO GLASS!
Kicking off the Guyra TroutFest 2025 the Australian Poetry Hall of Fame presents: Austen Tayshus Skin in the game with bush poets. Austen Tayshus, an Australian Comedy legend having performed over 10,000 shows in nightclubs, universities, comedy clubs, pubs and theatres throughout Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, USA, Fiji and Bali. In 1983 Austen released Australiana which is still, three decades later, the highest selling single in Australian recording history. Supported by award-winning Dave Melville and Paddy O'Brien.
