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Tasmania’s Festival of Voices returns from 3–12 July 2026, bringing warmth, connection and a winter spark to communities right across the state. For ten days, Tasmania will come alive with the sound of song – in concert halls, pubs, churches, community centres and unexpected spaces – celebrating the power and joy of singing in all its forms. In 2026, we’re proud to introduce Voices on the Road – a new series of multi-day touring experiences designed to take the Festival beyond its traditional footprint and into regional Tasmania. These journeys will see artists and facilitators travelling together, embedding themselves in communities, sharing performances, workshops and moments of genuine connection. It’s a bold next step in our commitment to making the Festival accessible, inclusive and truly statewide. From Baroque to rock, this year’s program offers something for everyone: grand choral celebrations, intimate gigs, contemporary collaborations, hands-on workshops, community singing and powerful new works. We’re partnering with extraordinary artists and local communities to create experiences that feel both world-class and warmly local – inviting Tasmanians everywhere to lift their voices and be part of something bigger. The full 2026 program will be released and on sale from Friday 20 March 2026. Join us for another unforgettable winter celebration of song, storytelling and shared experience.

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The National Folk Festival is the oldest multi-cultural traditional arts celebration in the country. The Festival brings stages of continuous music, dance pavilions, traditional crafts, regional food, storytelling, parades, and folk life demonstrations to each city it visits. This large scale, three-day outdoor event is free to the public and will introduce audiences to some of the best talent from throughout North America. The National Folk Festival is produced by the National Council for the Traditional Arts (NCTA) in partnership with communities around the country. The festival’s three-year stay in each host city is intended to lay the groundwork for a sustainable, locally produced festival that continues after it moves on.