Frost Over Barraba ContactsFrost Over Barraba Arts Festival is run by a dedicated committee of Barraba volunteers.
Mail including Entry forms: PO Box 21, BARRABA, NSW, 2347 Email: frostoverbarraba@yahoo.com.au All entry enquiries: Judy Conway 0499 288 566 All media enquiries: Jane Harris 0402 114 520 All workshop enquiries: Martin Unwin 0428 606 818 Market stall holder information |
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Do you want to operate a stall or stand at Frost? Frost expects 2,000 visitors over the three days.
Barraba Historical Society
Details TBC.
"Art Of Aircooled" Markets
The "Art Of Aircooled" is a vintage volkswagen rally held in the grounds of the Barraba RSL club on Frost Saturday (7 July). Market stalls of most types are welcome. Contact Shaun on 0488 184 184 or Peter on 0408 499 654.
Main street markets
There is a section of Barraba's main street (Queen Street near Playhouse Hotel and Pharmacy) available for food/market stalls, with council's approval, on Friday 6, Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 July. A roster will be operating to share the space over the three days. These stalls are to be food such as baked items and jams, plants, art and craft items. Priority will be given to Barraba community groups. Contact Kylie on 0423 426 763.
Barraba Historical Society
Details TBC.
"Art Of Aircooled" Markets
The "Art Of Aircooled" is a vintage volkswagen rally held in the grounds of the Barraba RSL club on Frost Saturday (7 July). Market stalls of most types are welcome. Contact Shaun on 0488 184 184 or Peter on 0408 499 654.
Main street markets
There is a section of Barraba's main street (Queen Street near Playhouse Hotel and Pharmacy) available for food/market stalls, with council's approval, on Friday 6, Saturday 7 and Sunday 8 July. A roster will be operating to share the space over the three days. These stalls are to be food such as baked items and jams, plants, art and craft items. Priority will be given to Barraba community groups. Contact Kylie on 0423 426 763.
Barraba Community Incorporated is a not for profit community organisation, set up in 2010 to run community initiatives aimed at increasing the economic viability of Barraba.
Frost Over Barraba was handed over to the community in 2012 after being run for 37 years by St Laurence's Anglican Church.
Frost Over Barraba was handed over to the community in 2012 after being run for 37 years by St Laurence's Anglican Church.
