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Yarragon Studio Festival returns this winter with a Winter Feast of music and food
 

Yarragon Winter Feast celebrates the arts through a series of seasonal events, bringing together top-tier artists and culinary talents in the scenic town of Yarragon. With a commitment to artistic excellence and community engagement, the festival aims to create memorable experiences that resonate with audiences. With each event aiming to foster cultural engagement and appreciation within the picturesque setting of Yarragon, setting a stage where music, art, and culinary arts converge.  

Yarragon Studio Festival includes performances from Dimity Shepherd, Richard Piper and many more talented artists. 

 

Event details

Venue: St Jarlath's Catholic Church, 30 Campbell St, Yarragon
Bookings: https://www.yarragonstudio.com.au/festival
Start Date: Sunday 04 August 2024

 

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