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Port Fairy Folk Festival Announces Live-streamed Event Following 2021 Cancellation

"We look forward to bringing you events such as this concert to remain connected with our festival family.”

Following news that Port Fairy Folk Festival 2021 had been cancelled due to the COVID pandemic, organisers have revealed a special live-streamed event for next month.

Described as “a digital concert celebrating regional Victorian musicians”, Home Folk will take place on October 9, with three regional Victorian musicians performing at 30-minute set.

Confirmed to perform live from Geelong Arts Centre is Sal Kimber & The Rollin’ Wheel, Van Walker and Fenn Wilson.

“The team at Port Fairy Folk Festival are so happy to be delivering a wonderful night of entertainment featuring three great artists from regional Victoria to the virtual world,” Port Fairy Folk Festival Program Director Justin Rudge said.

“While we start preparing for the Festival’s return in 2022, we look forward to bringing you events such as this concert to remain connected with our festival family.”

Port Fairy Folk Festival Committee President John Young added: “All of us at Port Fairy Folk Festival are delighted to be collaborating with Geelong Arts Centre to produce this online concert showcasing regional artists.

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“We look forward to being able to continue providing events such as this throughout the next 12 months as we work towards our 45th Festival in March 2022.”

The free live-stream will kick off at 8pm via the Geelong Arts Centre website and Facebook.

For more details, head to the Port Fairy Folk Festival website.

Sal Kimber & The Rollin Wheel

Van Walker

Fenn WIlson