Megalong Music Festival: Chamber Music with a View

4th April - 5pm concert, 5th April - 11am concert
Megalong Community Hall

You are invited to the second Megalong Music Festival (MMF), nestled in the heart of Blue Mountains’ spectacular Gundungurra country. For two days over Easter 2026, escape the madding crowds to experience exceptional chamber music concerts, surrounded by spectacular views of the Megalong escarpment.

Led by Artistic Director Asmira Woodward-Page, these unique performances will feature distinguished Australian and international guest artists performing alongside emerging talent. This year we are proud to present two talented young Blue Mountains artists at our Sunday concert.

Festival Concerts:

A Moment in Time: April 4th, 5:00 PM
Folk & Fancy: April 5th, 11:00 AM

All concerts will be held at the Megalong Community Hall. Programs include pieces by composers such as Olivier Messiaen, Joseph Haydn, Caroline Shaw, and Igor Stravinsky.

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