If you've got a question regarding anything
about the Meredith Music Festival please read through this site carefully.
Check out pages like Frequently
Given Answers, Essentials,
Be In It,
and Getting
There. If you have a question that is not answered by the information
in this web site, then you can email Aunty Meredith.
The question travels all the
way through cyberspace to Aunty Meredith's house where the butler rings
a little handbell -ding-a-ling-a-ling! - and Aunty Meredith rushes in
from pruning the Hibiscus or playing totem tennis with the Vicar or having
a little afternoon rumpy-pumpy with Percy the gardener and reads your
email.
Then she'll send you an answer,
lickity-split, isn't it amazing what they can do these days?
VOLUNTEERS
Please go to the Be
In It page for all info regarding Volunteer positions.
Don’t ask Aunty Meredith anything about volunteers – she’ll
just get pissed off. It’s all there at Be In It.
ARTISTS
Applications close September
30 each year, go to Be
In It page for all details.
CATERERS
See Be
In It page for how to apply.
*****Please
note: Aunty Meredith takes her annual holiday to her seaside caravan park
from December 6 to 16 each year. Any questions asked in that time will
be answered on her return.*****
READY
TO ASK AUNTY MEREDITH YOUR QUESTION? Ask
Aunty Meredith your question
Here's a small sample
of the wisdom of Aunty Meredith:
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Dear Aunty Meredith,
Will the festival be more crowded this year? I love the space at Meredith.
I’ve hadt the year off work and need plenty of room to practice
my flipper, bosey and zooter.
Shane, Brighton |
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Dear Shane,
No the festival will not be more crowded than last year. We limit numbers
to Keep Things Comfortable. In fact, there will be more campgrounds,
more food stalls and more toilets and showers than last year, so there
will be more space, less queues. And more shade. If you are bringing
your own baked beans, remember you can't use any kind of naked flame
or gas cooker, so you’ll have to eat them cold. And stay away
from the St Johns nurses.
Love
Aunty
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Dear Aunty Meredith,
Why don’t you have market stalls? People need to shop when they
go to a music festival. It’s good for the economy.
John, The Lodge |
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Dear John,
Lets make a deal: you stick to ruining the country, we’ll stick
to running Meredith.
Love
Aunty
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Dear Aunty Meredith,
Can we bring our family caravan to camp in? It’s got a mirror
– a girls gotta look her best – and comfy beds too. And
will there be Tai Chi again on Sunday morning?
Samantha, Brighton |
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Dear Samantha,
Yes of course you can sweetheart, but stick to flat, dry ground –
the Top Paddock is the best place. And yes Master Jin-Song Han will
be back with a Tai Chi demonstration and class on Sunday morning.
Love
Aunty
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