Music In The Valley (An All Day Family Festival)

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Alma's Hem Amphitheatre

123A Prouse Rd, Inman Valley, SA, 5211

Enter via Prouse Rd

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Age Suitability:

Family Friendly:

Yes

Performance accessibility

Suitable for audiences who speak English as a second Language

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About this event

Join us at a new 1 day family festival in Inman Valley that aims to cater for your whole family.

Located 60km from Adelaide CBD, Alma's Hem Amphitheatre is an outdoor music and cultural venue. Its stage is positioned in the bank of a dry creek bed and its Ngarrindjeri heritage is upheld through the continuation of ceremony and community gatherings. It offers a big horizon, virgin scrub and ample room for families and nature lovers to explore and appreciate the gift of music and talent in the bush.

Your Home grown music will include ( The Borderers, Flaming Zambuccas/ABBA Gold, Me ’N Me Mates, Manadi Lopa, Ticklish Allsorts + more ).....

The event is only 20 mins from Victor Harbor, so why don't you book a hotel there and Uber over, or alternatively bring a tent and camp overnight?

For all camping enquiries please see the Additional Information tab.

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Presented by:
Jim Paterson

It's the Borderers 27th anniversary and in the last 3 years alone they've worked with Hollywood directors in LA with their new Aussie musical, met up with Ed Sheeran & Bono's producers and played with Van Morrison's musicians in Dublin!

Audiences around the world can't get enough of the 2021 People's choice winners. Their energy and enthusiasm onstage excites all age groups and everyone always leaves their concerts with a smile on their face.

Tom Jones, the Wesley Mission at the Sydney Opera House, Donovan and even Julia Gillard ( whilst prime minister ) have even booked the band to support them.

Scotland & Ireland is where Jim & Alex hail from, but Australia is definitely home now. Come and see why festivals from around the world continue to book them. You won't be disappointed!!!