Warming up for music festival
music harmony and is open to the public with gate sales. It is a lead-up to the better-known Malvern Country Folk Music Festival at the Grenell’s property from February 12 to 14. The international festival was formerly known as the Whitecliffs music festival, but no rock music was being played this
time, as the organisers wanted a “family atmosphere,” said Mrs Deidre Grenell. Up to 3000 visitors were expected at the international music festival, which had attracted several overseas country acts. It would also offer workshops in gardening and whole food preparation, as well as food and craft stalls.
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