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Register for news updatesFundraising Concert for the Tiger Trail (VIC)
Time: 12.30 pm to 4pm
Date: Sunday 10th February 2013
Venue: Gosling Creek Winery
Address: 495 Murroon Road, Deans Marsh
Entertainment: GREAT FOOD, WINE AND MUSIC FEATURING JEFF RAGLUS AND VICTORIANA GAYE, THE CARTRIDGE FAMILY AND MORE
The Concert for the Tiger Trail is being held at the Gosling Creek Winery situated near Deans Marsh in the Otways, with fabulous views overlooking the surrounding countryside.
All proceeds from the Concert will go towards funding a feasibility study for the establishment of a cycling/recreational Rail Trail along the route of the historic Railway Line formation between Birregurra, Deans Marsh and Forrest. Purchase tickets on-line at tiger trail.eventbrite.com.au or at the Gate.
A choice of quality food will be available for purchase from the Birregurra Farm Foods, Sorella foods and Birregurra Ice Cream or you can bring your own picnic. Gosling Creek Wines and the Forrest Micro Brewery range of local beers will be on sale.
Bring a chair/blanket and enjoy the picnic atmosphere. You can pre-order a bbq pack from Birregurra Farms Foods on 0352362611 or purchase on the day.
Jeff Raglus – Jeff Raglus was a trumpet player and vocalist with the Bachelors of Prague and founder of the Feeling Groovies. He has worked with the Black Sorrows and other well-known Australian Groups including Fogg and The Beachniks. He will team up with Vicki Gaye Phillip to make music under the banner of Victoriana Gaye.
The Cartridge Family – Known for their breezy sunshine-filled hillbilly songs and their three-part harmonies and two-part jokes. They set the Port Fairy Folk Festival on fire and have just released their debut album, “Sunshine-Filled Songs of Death and Deceit”.
For details about the Tiger Rail Trail please see our Tiger Rail Trail Description.
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