Michelle Butler and Steve Laws jamming at the last Girgarre Moosic Muster.
ARE YOU INTO MUSIC? DO YOU ENJOY THE SOUND OF A WELL-PLAYED HARMONICA? OR THE STRUM OF A PERFECTLY TUNED GUITAR? OR DO YOU JUST LIKE TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL MUSIC SCENE?
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If you said yes to any of these questions, you’re going to have an udderly great time at the Girgarre Moosic Muster.
The event was first introduced more than a decade ago to help revive Girgarre’s economy and social scene and boy, has it worked.
More than 1500 music lovers and skilled players are expected to converge on the small town in January, with the best emerging and established artists in the area taking to the stage.
The iconic event not only provides great moo-sic, but it also promotes the joy of making your own music.
“It’s the perfect place for those who are starting out, or wish to start out, to come and meet, and learn from, people who have been in the industry for years,” Moosic Muster co-ordinator Jan Smith said.
“At its heart, it’s a great community event.”
The Girgarre Moosic Muster will be held from January 4 to 8 in Girgarre.
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