Festival of Small Halls

Discover the fresh air and peace and quiet among the huge old box trees on the Wambangalang Creek when you visit Toongi, a small rural community just a stone’s throw south of Dubbo. The area is brimming with history, charm and  pretty views, with the picturesque Toongi Hall and tennis courts the focus of community events … Read more

The Central West N.S.W. village of Woodstock has a population of 200 with a further 500 people living in the rich farming district surrounds.  Our Woodstock Soldiers Memorial Hall was built in 1924 and is the venue for our Festival. We aim to showcase our Hall & village as well as the farming community’s produce, … Read more

Batlow has a population of 1400 and is famous for its apples, cherries and boutique apple ciders. It was once a popular gold mining town named Reedy Creek, but today, nestled into the foothills of the Snowy Mountains, it is natural playground for bushwalking, camping, fishing and other outdoor pursuits. On the 25th of March … Read more

Scrub Hill, a district of rich farmland among picturesque volcanic hills, halfway between Daylesford and Ballarat, Victoria.   In 1869 the locals commissioned a Bluestone Church forming the heart of the community. 150 years later, Scrub Hill church is restored, rejuvenated and ready to host events. Our aim is to retain the link with the community … Read more