The 3-Village Art Festival is the first of its kind, a significant and unique two-day event celebration of the arts held amongst the three picturesque and historic villages of Paterson, Vacy and Gresford situated in the Paterson and Allyn River Valleys.

Starting at Tocal Agriculture College, about 20 minutes from Maitland on the Dungog Road, festival goers will travel between the villages viewing a wide range of works from some of Australia’s most talented artists and photographers while enjoying the magnificent countryside, with its diversity of small farms and villages.

At each Village (about 6km apart) art, photography, sculpture, woodwork and numerous other examples of visual arts will be displayed. There will also be market stalls, vintage car and bike displays, as well as children’s activities and entertainment to keep the whole family entertained.

A range of classic Aussie pubs in East Gresford, Vacy and Paterson offer traditional country pub surroundings as well as good food. The 3-Village Art Festival will truly ensure that there is indeed, something for everyone!

A mix of stall holders are invited to participate in the event on the Sat and Sun of the Festival.

Click here to download the stallholder registration form

Stall fee: $15 per day. Apply for one day or both days

All stallholders will need to have their own public liability or come under an organisations umbrella

Registrations close: 10 May 2014

When: Saturday 24th – Sunday 25th May 2014

Where: The village of Paterson, Vacy and Gresford in the Paterson and Allyn River Valleys located in the beautiful Hunter Valley.

Opening Function
Be the first to view and buy excellent art and photographs and meet some of the regions most talented artist. Enjoy beautifully prepared food and local wines from Camyr Allyn Winery. Finish the night with a fun auction and entertainment.
Tocal Agriculture College, Tocal Road, Tocal
Friday 23 May 2014
Commencing at 6.30pm
For more information contact Graham Murphy 0416116009 or graham@gabes.com.au

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