Daily Tours and Events
Our daily Tours and Events for December and January include a rotation of the following (not all on all days).
- Lavender planting care
- How to use Hydrosol – Talk
- Using lavender in cooking -Workshop
- Photo workshop -Workshop
- Bobbie the Bear story – Talk
- Meet the owners – Talk
- Distillery visit – Talk, video presentation
- Lavender planting & care – Talk
- Lavender tea blending Session – Workshop
- 100 Years of Bridestowe – Talk
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Bridestowe 100 Events 2022 -2023
Festival of Flowers
Tori Ratray – Acoustic guitar
Saturday 21st January, 11:00am
When you thought frolicking through the lavender fields couldn’t get any more serene… we have the pleasure of Tori Ratray playing live acoustic guitar, serenading you during your Bridestowe experience Saturday the 21st of January at 11am.
Tori is a Tassie local, originally hailing from Scottsdale, and now based in Launceston. She has a passion for live performance and oozes creativity on the stage. Playing a wide range of classic and modern covers, her performance is sure to be a crowd-pleaser!
Tori’s had the pleasure of sharing a stage with several well-known bands such as ‘The Cardinals’. She supplies harmonies, backup vocals, and an enthusiastic tambourine performance in the all-girl band, ‘Bansheeland’.
BeatStreet Trio – Guitar, sax and singing trio
Sunday 22nd January, 11:00am
Launceston trio comprises John (guitar, harmonica, sax and vocals), Adam (guitar and vocals) and Carleen (vocals).
Playing laid-back cover versions from the 60’s through to the 90’s. come and enjoy the great sounds and harmonies.
Our Country Speaks to us
with Aunty Patsy Cameron, from Melythina Tiakana Warrana Aboriginal Corp
Learn about the seasonal changes on country, with examples of medicinal and edible foods and material cultural items. Learn how to twine string from natural plant fibre and make a small bowl of bull kelp to take home.
Singcognito, Gospella – a cappella choir, a cappella gospel choir
Saturday 28th January, 2:00pm
Singcognito is a community a cappella choir who are now celebrating their 21st year singing together. Their current leader, Elaine Yates, shares her joy of four-part harmony singing with the group and they have fun singing a wide variety of music, including African, spiritual, folk, madrigals, and popular songs from over the decades. Singcognito enjoy sharing their passion for singing with audiences young and old, but particularly like to bring joy to nursing home residents, for whom music is a strong connection to past memories.
Gospella is Launceston’s newest a cappella gospel choir. The choir was started by Elaine Yates in 2021 and has grown very quickly to a membership of around 50 singers. Elaine is passionate about a cappella four-part harmonies, especially in the gospel genre, and her infectious joy overflows into the group. The hugely enthusiastic group sings African American gospel songs, as well as spirituals and well-known songs from the past with a spiritual message.
The Festival of Flowers is supported by the Tasmanian Government
through Events Tasmania
