Our regular events
Celtic Jam Slow Session
Wednesday evenings 7:30pm – 9pm $4pp per session
Introductory session from 6:30pm
Blackburn North Neighbourhood House, Melbourne, Australia
Welcome Sessions
A free session especially for young adults with disabilities
Thursday evenings 7:30pm – 8:30pm
Jika Neighbourhood House, 2 East St, Northcote, Melbourne, Australia
For the time being we have decided to discontinue our other regular events, following the disruption of the covid lockdowns. We are hopeful to run them again some day in the future, though….
Here’s what we were running:
Summer Vibes Dance
Each January in Melbourne
2023 details coming soon!
Lost in the Groove Fiesta
Free community music in East Gippsland towns
March 11 – 13, 2023
Winter Tunes Camp
June 30 – July 3, 2022
Jan Juc (Torquay) Victoria
A heartfelt thankyou for the Quasitrad Quebec Fiddle Weekend. It was incredibly well-organised and artistically brilliant… and what a treat to be fed quality home-cooked food for five days. Thank you for inviting me as a caller for the contra dance. The event was fantastic! I will definitely be encouraging people to attend any future events.
I have had the greatest time playing and learning traditional Québécois fiddle for the past 4-5 days! So much food, laughter, great company and story telling. I have learnt so much from these amazing talented musicians, Pascal and Yann! Thank you to everyone involved for making this the most amazing experience! Thank you for bringing a little piece of Quebec to Australia.
To be immersed for a weekend in Quebecois music and fiddling – taught by one of the foremost exponents of the style -was an unique and extraordinary experience. Pascal Gemme is amazing and a generous teacher, and the camp had such a friendly atmosphere. Thanks Judy, I’ll definitely be back next time!
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