But the organisers can’t do it on their own! Come & make this years festival yours.
Help is needed with the set up of stalls and infrastructure manning of information & merchandise desk, sound and production, magic bus, performance rosters and crowd control. Whether its an hour you can spare on the day or ongoing help throughout the year, its your input that is
going to make this free community event one to remember.
How to volunteer:

• Find a form here;
• Contact Bev Mansfield at: bevmans@bigpond.net.au or phone: 6646 9433
• Register at the Yamba River Markets on the 4th Sundayof each month

And remember what Bev says volunteers do it free but not for nothing.

THE WORD is out. Yamba may be a small coastal town but it packs a big punch when it comes to showing off community talent and a flair for the imaginative.

Attracting a bevvy of performers who are eager to join the party, Yamba’s own Surfing the Coldstream Festival is a big hit with the crowds and planning for this year’s event, to be held on October 20, 2012 is already underway.

Nestled in high above Main Beach, Flinders Park will again play host to the free cultural and roots based event that last year captivated an audience of up to 4000 people of all ages. Without a doubt it’s one of Clarence Valley’s most spectacular festival sites and as the sun goes down, the carnival vibe will once again light up the natural ampitheatre.

Last year’s highlights include north coast’s own Spaghetti Circus, and Australian music talent The Mouldy Lovers, King Tide, and the Magic Bus. The event featured local art installations, roving entertainment, sumptuous food featuring local produce.

This year will offer up new surprises, new talents, and new opportunities for explore the fun side of Yamba. Hope to see you there.

In the meantime, stay in touch with STC festival news by following the official Facebook page. Got a comment or a question, we’d love to hear from you.

An eclectic number of Stall holders average around 80 to 125 per market.