by Anna Dreyer Canadian singer songwriter Old Man Luedecker has once again graced the Woodford Folk Festival with his unique …
The Poets Breakfast – the most fulfilling meal of the day
by Jade McGarry Making an audience feel emotionally vulnerable by a group of strangers at 8AM in the morning is …
Fitzroy River in the Kimberley Region is “still under a lot of threat,” says Dr Anne Poelina and Dr Barry Traill
By Connie Savage Conversations at Woodford Folk Festival turned solemn when Dr Anne Poelina and Dr Barry Traill discussed the …
Woodfordians keeping connected at the Lettering House
By Connie Savage At any given time, it’s hard to find a seat at Woodford Folk Festival’s Lettering House, with …
REVIEW – The art of body percussion with Junkyard Beats at Woodford Folk Festival
by Haley Smith Junkyard Beats show the art of body percussion – WFF stock photo “Skimdadaboo!” Oded Prior seduces the …
Youthful writings come alive at Woodford
By Elizabeth Foster Canadian group, Grownups Read Things They Wrote as Kids made its Woodford debut (and in fact, their …
Chris Tamwoy taps and strums his way in to the hearts of Woodford
by Isaac Gregor An undeniable aspect of Woodford Folk Festival’s ethos is connectivity, and that theme has acted as a …
The 33-Year Long Woodfordian tradition
by Jade McGarry Woodford’s everchanging ethos of connection and understanding, has people coming back time and time again, to learn, …
Mu’ooz – the little food stall with a big story
JADE MCGARRY More than 20-thousand refugees come to Australia every year, leaving many women, men and children experiencing unemployment, trauma …
Uncle Herb Wharton: poet, author and ambassador for Indigenous rights
BY Connie Savage For Uncle Herb Wharton, the Woodford Folk Festival is the perfect opportunity to call for more respect …