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The audience at the Garden Stage

Put a spring in your step at Festival

MORE than 200 performers will feature at this year’s Tablelands Folk Festival where the historic township of Yungaburra will transform into a vibrant, three-day Spring celebration.

24 September, 2026

Heritage tractors, trucks, engines and machinery used in agriculture will feature at the event on Saturday.

The Tablelands News

Heritage machinery on display

Pictured at the fair is Mareeba Shire Cr Amy Braes admiring one of the wonderful flower displays at the event created by the Tuesday Garden Club and the Let’s Grow Julatten & Mt Molloy initiative.

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FAIR FIRST

Julatten local, Glenn Cambage, who has more than 25 years experience as a carpenter and furniture maker, will be at the fair showing his one-of-a-kind Art Wagons using traditional craftsmanship and plenty of recycled and sustainable materials.

The Tablelands News

Bushy Creek Makers Fair not to be missed

Final free concert cancelled - feature photo

Mareeba News

Final free concert cancelled

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A chance to mix it up with the Folk Festival - feature photo

The Tablelands News

A chance to mix it up with the Folk Festival

The statue of Mary and baby Jesus leaves the church for a procession through the streets at last year’s event.

Mareeba News

Evening of faith, family, food and fun

Matthew Krolik (left) and Bruce Thompson will perform at Yungaburra Rotunda this weekend. IMAGES: Steve Ledger.

The Tablelands News

Spend Sunday in the park

Concerts for youth orchestra - feature photo

The Tablelands News

Concerts for youth orchestra

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2025 Regional Arts Fellow Samantha Kucur is holding an exhibition.

The Tablelands News

Arts fellow exhibits

Mt Garnet set to roar - feature photo

The Far North News

Mt Garnet set to roar

Plenty of visitors are drawn to the Herberton Hall for the annual Flower and Craft Show and Photography competition.

The Tablelands News

Herberton maintains its flower power

Doco all about men, work and what gets passed down - feature photo

The Tablelands News

Doco all about men, work and what gets passed down

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