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Meet me at the Confluence
Continuing on our path from last year, Broken Creek Band and RiverConnect invite you along a special walking performance to experience our river environment like never before.
- When:
- Wednesday 10th of April, 2024, at 10:00am to 12:00pm
- Where:
- Australian Botanic Gardens Shepparton pedestrian Bridge Botanic Gardens Ave. Kialla
- Cost:
- Free, Online booking required
- Contact:
- Shepparton Festival on 0475 208 201 or
- Website:
- sheppartonfestival.org.au/event/mee…
Enjoy folk music and original compositions inspired by the theme of the confluence, or joining of two rivers, and how it can inspire us to join together from different backgrounds and journey onwards together in peace.
Learn about the location, listen and be part of the environmental soundtrack.
Departure: Start at the new pedestrian bridge at the Australian Botanic Gardens Kialla, head towards the Victoria Park Lake and return back.
Accessibility: 2.5km slow walk along the shared path network with various stops along the way.
A shuttle bus will be available to transport attendees back to their car/starting point after the event.
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