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The Townsville Folk Festival is a not-for-profit, family-friendly event that celebrates community spirit, creativity, and artistic harmony. The festival offers an unforgettable experience featuring a wide range of live music performances spanning multiple genres, dance, circus, workshops, artisan markets, delicious food, and camping under the stars, creating the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in nature while connecting with others.

More than just a festival, the Townsville Folk Festival is a celebration of music, culture, and community, welcoming all to enjoy a weekend of creativity, entertainment, and camaraderie.

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Acknowledgement

The Townsville Folk and Acoustic Music Club wishes to acknowledge the Bindal peoples as the Traditional Owners of the land on which the Townsville Folk Festival takes place. The language of the Bindal traditional custodians is the Birrigubba language. “Wadda Mooli” is Birrigubba language meaning greetings such as “hello, goodbye, or welcome”. The Bindal people call their country Thul Garrie Waja. An important symbol for the Bindal people is the shooting star. They believe that wherever the star fell or in the direction the star fell there was either danger coming from that direction or someone from the direction was in need of help or in danger.

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