the blues at bridgetown is WAs original blues festival - featuring australian and international blues artists

LATEST NEWS - What's happening this year at the Blues at Bridgetown festival

 

June 4th: Artists for 2008 announced

Thank you to all of the Artists that applied for the 2008 Blues at Bridgetown Festival.
We had an overwhelming response, receiving more than 300 applications from both National and International Artists. We proudly present the our Artists for this years festival.

 

 

May 14th: Entertainment Books Are Available

Blues at Bridgetown Inc is raising funds by selling the 2008/2009 Entertainment Book. Selling for $65, a portion of the proceeds from the sale of the Entertainment Books will help fund the Blues at Bridgetown Festival.

Entertainment Books contain hundreds of 25-50% off and two-for-one offers from popular restaurants, cinemas, hotels, the arts, and sporting events. There truly is something for everyone with high value offers from Avis, Warner Bros. Movie World, Crown Towers, Hamilton Island, Amberley Estate (Yallingup), Newtown House (Busselton), Wino's (Margaret River) and many more.

To reserve your copy of the Entertainment Book, contact Julie Hall at Blues at Bridgetown Inc on (08) 9761 2921.

Download the order form

 

 

April 2nd: Applications for Artists for the 2008 Blues at Bridgetown Festival closed on the 31st March 2008. No further Applications will be accepted.

 

 

January 23rd: We would like to acknowledge the work and effort put into the portfolio of Music Programming by Mrs. Pauline Baker. Pauline has been in this role since the 2002 festival and we wish her well with her new interests and career in Collie. Pauline will be a “tough act” to follow.

 

 

January 23rd: Performer / Artist application forms for 2008 are now available online.

 

 

December: Each year, Blues musician and guitar maker, Scott Wise donates a handmade guitar, valued at $4,000, to a community organization in Bridgetown.  This allows them to raise funds by setting up a raffle.

This year the guitar was donated to Henri Nouwen House, a support organization helping people and families, after they have been subjected to stress or trauma.

Henri Nouwen House is self-funded and the funds raised from the raffle will be put to some very valuable uses.

The winning ticket was drawn at Henri Nouwen House on the 30th November and the winner was C. Smeed of EsperanceCongratulations