Stallholders were the first to arrive, setting up in the park, next, the bush poets met for a breakfast at Jamberoo Bowling Club, and then the line-dancers put their dancing boots on and scooted in the hall.

It wasn’t long before the entire town was filled with visitors and locals, enjoying music in every nook.

Organisers were aiming for 500 festival-goers, and they’re on track to exceeding their target.

Whether you like folk, acoustic, country, or highlander music, or you just appreciate musical talent, this festival is for you.

If you have missed out this time around, in its inaugural year, there’s always next year.

Organisers have already booked a date, confident it will be even more of a success.