Later this month FW is hosting the Annual Spring Youth Music Festival titled ‘Bunaan Garindja’, Dog Trumpet – a Murrah Hall collaboration, and a second residency week for Affinity Quartet. This is an exciting moment to engage with Four Winds community which includes 30 years of musical alumni, partners and importantly our local diverse audience and artists.

In addition to the Easter program, there will be a Spring Youth Music Festival, a First Nations program and partnerships with Musica Viva, Music in the Regions, Cobargo Folk Festival, and Wanderer Festival.Ģ024 will be the time for Four Winds to review and renew its vision for the next five to ten years. To create a sustainable, evolving and relevant vision for the future, Four Winds has decided to pause the 2024 Easter Festival and instead present a varied program of concerts and events over the year, including a curated collection of smaller scale performances at Easter.įour Winds First Nations Director, Cheryl Davison, Create and Inspire Director, David Hewitt, will be joined by Lindy Hume AM PhD (Artistic Director FW Festivals ‘21, ‘22) and Timothy Walker AM CBE as the Artistic Leadership Team to curate the 2024 program. It is also a location and community that has weathered devastating fires and floods amidst the challenges of COVID.

Four Winds to Prepare for a New Era A message from Executive Director Leigh Small Four Winds (FW) announces 2024 Artistic Leadership Team, and a year of review, recalibration, and renewal.įour Winds’ home on the Far South Coast of NSW provides an exquisite and unique experience of music in nature.

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