Festival season is here already!
Kate Howarth Digital is pretty pleased to be working again with some great regional festivals and events for 2026-27.
Giiyong Festival that takes place on Thaua Country, near Eden, is the biggest celebration of First Nations art and culture in regional NSW. For 2026 they are taking a little breather and instead presenting GIIYONG GANYA a smaller, more intimate event grounded in week long artistic and cultural leadership development with a beautiful evening musical presentation and public workshops on Sat 28 November 2026. KHD is providing marketing, website, photography and event mangement support to presenters Twofold Aboriginal Corporation. KHD has been invovled in Giiyong events since 2018.
Tumbarumba Spring Flower Festival is 24-25 October, nestled in the high country of Snowy Valleys. It’s a weekend of open gardens, flower shows and photographic, sculpture and quilt competitions. It is a major fundraiser for the Tumbarumba community. KHD is providing social media and website support.
Tumbafest is on 27 & 28 February 2027 - again in beautiful Tumbarumba. This amazing weekend celebrating live music, wine, local produce and community has been running for 30 years. KHD is excited to come on board this year with social media and marketing support.
Oktoberfest is happening on Tumut River Brewing Co. on 12 September 2026 - with KHD continuing ongoing social media and website support for the best Brewery in regional NSW (personal opinion :-) )
Falling Leaf Festival will be back in Tumut in April 2027, a massive celebration of community and family fun including workshops, live music, Comedy Gala over 2 days. KHD provides pro bono services to this event including media, marketing, photography and event logistics support.
Viva Italia in Canberra is waiting in the wings with work to begin shortly.
Image: 1. Giiyong Festival by Kate Doust Howarth. 2. Ben Lee at Tumbafest by Roslyn Clare. 3. Tumbarumba Spring Flower Festival 4. Tumut River Brewing Co. 5. Canberra Dragon Dancers at Falling Leaf Festival by Kate Doust Howarth
