Event Details
Time
3:00pm - 8:30pm Saturday
10:00am - 3:30pm Sunday
Date
23 & 24 November 2024
Location
Festival HQ: 9 High St, Evandale, Tasmania 7212
How it Works
Performances take place at designated verandahs within walking distance around the historic precinct of Evandale.
Attendees must first come to Festival HQ (9 High St, Evandale) to register and collect a program. Inside the program is a map showing the verandah locations and a schedule of the performances with event details.
Tickets
Tickets for the 2024 will go on sale in late October.
Ticket prices are as follows: Weekend Pass $35, General Admission $20 per day (Sat or Sun), Concession $15 per day (Sat or Sun), Children under 16 free (but ticket still required)
Ticket numbers are capped to ensure the comfort of attendees, so we recommend pre-purchasing (no booking fee) to avoid missing out.
What to Bring
A cheerful, friendly attitude!
If the weather is warm, bring a hat and sunscreen as some viewing areas are in full sun. Also bring a refillable water bottle and make use of our free filling stations.
If showers are forecast, bring a raincoat and brolly – it’s spring in Tasmania and the show must go on!
Optional items include: folding camp chair, bicycle (to get from one verandah to another quicker), music instrument (for workshops).
What NOT to Bring
COVID! Seriously, it’s STILL a thing, so if you have symptoms please do the right thing by others and stay away.
For more info about current COVID requirements, please visit: coronavirus.tas.gov.au
BYO alcohol is not permitted at the verandahs. Evandale is well served by two local pubs (Clarendon Arms and Prince of Wales).
Parking & Toilets
Free off street parking is available at the Evandale Memorial Hall, 8 High St and at St Andrews Anglican Church next door (6 High St).
On street parking is available along High St and other streets close to Festival HQ.
Disabled parking is available at Festival HQ, 9 High St, Evandale.
Public toilets (newly renovated!) are available at Evandale Memorial Hall and in Pioneer Park (close to Russell St entrance). A disabled access toilet is also available at Festival HQ.
Food & Drinks
Devonshire teas will be available in the hall at Festival HQ. Food vans will be located in Russell St.
Food and drinks are also available in the village:
- Prince of Wales Hotel
- Clarendon Arms
- Evandale Takeaway
- Evandale General Store
Getting There and Around
With the Verandah Music Festival the village is the venue! Part of the experience is wandering the quaint streets, enjoying the spring gardens etc.
If you’d prefer to zip from one performance to another, you are welcome to bring a bicycle.
Most venues are wheelchair accessible, but many have grass or gravel surfaces. Feel free to contact us about particular requirements – we are here to help!
To get to Evandale please consider car pooling with friends or catching the bus (particularly on Sunday, when the timetable to/from Launceston works well).
Dogs
Well behaved dogs (and owners!) are welcome. However, the following rules apply:
- Dogs must be kept under effective control at all times
- It is up to each verandah owner as to whether dogs are allowed onto their property – please respect their decision
- Dog owners are responsible for any harm or damage caused by their dog
- BYO dog poo bags and use them!
Merchandise
A limited number of festival t-shirts will be available at the merchandise tent at Festival HQ. These feature the festival logo drawing (by local artist Peter Waddle) printed on organic cotton t-shirts in three colours. Tote bags and childrens t-shirts will also be available.
CDs and merchandise provided by some festival performers will also be for sale at the merchandise tent.
Sustainability
Verandah Music Festival is a waste aware event and is aiming to achieve zero waste to landfill.
We provide water refill stations so please bring a refillable water bottle.
Carbon emissions associated with conducting the Verandah Music Festival will be calculated and will be offset to make the festival carbon neutral.
Our passion is for the festival to benefit both people and the planet.
