The Fringe party begins in Gawler
When the Fringe came to Gawler this weekend our roving reporters hit the beat to meet the artists and find out more about this great event, and now we’ve put all those videos in one place. Check out our video gallery of interviews and performances at the 2017 Gawler Fringe Opening!
The Gawler Fringe opened officially on Friday evening with Welcome to Country and the official launch by Mayor Karen Redman., and we caught up with the Mayor so that she could interview us!
One of the joys of The Gawler Fringe is seeing new ,young bands emerge. One such, tentatively called Bunnings Snags, produced a sizzling performance on Sunday morning, and Marilyn spoke with the boys after their performance.
Jack Buckskin and his young son Vincent kept the crowd enthralled as Jack played the didgeridoo, while Vincent performed some dances, including his favourite, The Kangaroo Dance.
We’d like to say thank you to all the organisers and artists who spared their time to speak with us, and of course to the GBA members who headed out this weekend as our volunteer reporters to bring you all the action.
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