Fleurieu Folk Festival 2025

Set in the picturesque town of Willunga on the Fleurieu Peninsula, the Fleurieu Folk Festival is South Australia's largest and friendliest folk music event. We present the best local, interstate and international musicians in a music celebration covering a broad range of genres, including traditional and contemporary folk, acoustic, Celtic, blues, Americana, roots, bluegrass and more! With workshops, sessions, dancers, blackboard concerts, musical theatre, poetry, spoken word and children’s entertainment, local food, wine and market stalls, there is truly something for everyone! And you will find music enthusiasts playing together in every niche and corner.

This year's festival will be a one-day festival event on 25th October 2025

Two significant external factors have required us to make this change for 2025: Our major sponsor has paused their Grants program for 2025, and Willunga Oval will be unavailable, with camping and venues not being allowed on the oval, with access being restricted due to construction on the Oval.

Throughout the year, however, we will be bringing you several smaller events in addition to the festival. Refer to the "What's Happening" section below

What's Happening

25th October: Fleurieu Folk Festival
A 12 hour festival, featuring some of South Australia's finest and most talented musicians

Upcoming Fundraising Events

19th July: Christmas in July Bush Dance: Join us for a bush dance from 2 pm to 6 pm, followed by dinner, and a jam session until late, in the Willunga Show Hall
GET YOUR TICKETS HERE

Past Fundraising Events

21st June Winter Solstice: A magical evening to celebrate the Winter Solstice with an intimate live music event.
21 to 23rd March: Muso's Gathering at Yankalilla Showgrounds
Everyone had a great time camping out and jamming with fellow musos all day Friday and Saturday, with jamming and open mic sessions
April 12: We had a great time catering Cinemalunga's O Brother Where Art Thou evening

We Need You!

We are looking for new and additional Committee and Subcommittee members, so if you're interested in becoming closely involved with the festival, come along and talk to us!

Fleurieu Folk Festival recognises and pays respect to the Kaurna People, who are the traditional owners of Willunga. We recognise their connection to land, waters and community and pay our respects to them, their cultures, and their Elders, past and present. The Willunga Basin is named after the Kaurna place name, Willangga, which is a traditional Kaurna cultural landscape rich with the history of the Kaurna Meyunna, the Kaurna People.

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