Thank you to everyone who helped in any way to ensure the success of the inaugural Adelaide Fringe @ Bundaleer Forest on March 4 and 5.
A happy crowd of locals and visitors in our magical forest, enjoying awesome entertainment, dancing, drinks, locally produced festival food and having a great time together. Top that off with perfect festival weather, and it was everything we hoped for in the return of music to Bundaleer Forest.
We are extremely grateful to the following people for their phenomenal contribution to the Fringe events: The stars of the show: MJ & the Progression, Caitlin Drew, Along Comes Mary, and Beaucat Sessions
Ngadjuri and Nukunu Welcome to Country: Parry and Calvert Agius
Venue: Maple & Pine
Sound, lighting, and stage support: Julian Stone and Tom Malone
Bar: George Jeffrey (manager), Joseph Ranui, Haley Rosenow, Sarah Briem, Gemma Williams, Jack Kitschke, Alf Lange
Curries & Spring Rolls: Lol, Alan & Gemma Williams
Pizza: Nick McInerney (manager) Nicole Pilmore, Sam Redden, Sam Bacon, Tom Avery, Neil George, Mick O’Leary
Pulled Pork & Slaw Rolls & Mousse: Tracy & Adrian Zerna
Flammekeuche: Fiona Porter, Emma & Kate Zanker, Molly Keir, Maddi Kitschke
Grazing Boxes: Hannah Hunt, The Good Paddock
Gluten Free & Vegan: Cate Pearce
Catering wait staff: Zoe Hyland, Amelie Fahey, Michelle Sanders, George Seppelt, Gemma Williams, Fiona Porter, Alf Lange
Event Support Crew: Chris Malone, Tom Malone, Neil George, Gemma Williams, Sarah Briem, Leith Cooper, Jack Povey, Tim Flannery, Matt Mead, Liz Kelly, Lynn & Lynnette Moore.
Event Equipment: Brian Thomas, Neil George, Kay & Ian Jaeschke, Jana Rogers Made with Grace, Greg Andrews & Nic Luckraft, Sam Lang, ans JEM
Bundaleer Shuttle Bus: Amy Strudwick
Ticket Sales: Veronica Malone, Gerry Malone, Kate Nolan, Sandra Stone, Birget Suhrcke, and Louise Williams
Bar Suppliers: Flinders Gin, Pikes Wines, Mischief Brew, Railway Hotel, and Commercial Hotel
Photography: Rosalie Dibben, Jordy Voumard, and Amy Strudwick.
And everyone who bought tickets, especially our early birds.
We learned much in the process of creating the first Adelaide Fringe event at Bundaleer Forest and are very grateful for the kind and encouraging feedback that we have received.
Lots of people are asking about a future event, so yes we are happy to say plans are underway for Adelaide Fringe in 2023 (keep the first weekend in March free).
Thanks again, Mary-Jane and Mel
