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Tour Memories

May 2, 2018February 28, 2018 by Festival of Small Halls

One of the most memorable moments from our Festival of Small Halls adventure happened when we were driving through Bulli in NSW and JD spotted an old box on the front lawn of a house that was clearly being chucked out for council pickup day. It was full of trophies! JD jumped out of the … Read more

Tour Memories – Penguins in Sulphur Creek

March 19, 2018February 8, 2018 by Festival of Small Halls

The Penguins at Sulphur Creek – JD Edwards, The Small Glories Summer Tour 2018 – Cygnet to Illawarra We pulled into Sulphur Creek after a beautiful drive along the coast of Northern Tasmania with the Wynyard and Stanley shows ahead of us. The Sulphur Creek Hall was right across the road from the ocean and … Read more

The Small Glories Hit The Beach

March 19, 2018January 20, 2018 by Festival of Small Halls

It’s been a beautiful tour so far. We’ve left Tasmania behind and made it back to the mainland. Performing with The Small Glories at the Illawarra Folk Festival here in Bulli, NSW! Had a moment of zen at the beach this morning, missing my family big time! Wish they could be here with me today! … Read more

The Bunting Bearing Boy Band

January 25, 2018January 17, 2018 by Festival of Small Halls

Whilst on the road the team found a cafe in Triabunna that served a Canadian breakfast! You could only imagine how excited The Small Glories got. Maybe so excited they had to pose for a picture?

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