sapphire coast wild beach scene
Four Winds is a biennial festival of classic, cultural and world music. It takes place every second Easter in a parkland bush amphitheatre near Bermagui, amidst the wild beauty of the Sapphire Coast, on the far south coast of NSW, Australia.

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2010 Four Winds Festival Tickets2010 Festival Tickets - Now on Sale!You can now download the PDF order form or buy tickets online from our new online ticket sales section. Lunches can also be pre-purchased from our website… more
4 Winds Festival Program 20102010 Festival Program - Now Available!Check out the stunning 2010 Four Winds line-up; from Flamenco to Radio Show, Gregorian Chants to Viola de Gamba, baroque to jazz… Download the program as a pdf.
black armband - outreachOutreachA few years ago, Four Winds decided to step up and do more in our community in between festivals, as we are keen to show how culture and economy can work together…   more
Paolo pandolfoPatrons of Paolo & the viola de gambaIf you are a philistine like me and all you know about the Viola de Gamba comes from reading the subtitles and viewing the 1991 French movie, Tous les matins du monde more
genevieve lacey, Four Winds Artistic Director, 2010 - 2012

Artistic Director
2010-2012
Genevieve Lacey

“The past few months have been a period of intense activity: we’re in the midst of multiple projects. Four Winds exists only because of the passionate community that surrounds it. It has been conceived, created, sustained, and continues to grow because it is of vital cultural and social importance to the people of the region…”more
welcome to our new website
Thank you for visiting our new Festival website and welcome. We hope you enjoy the new look, feel and functionality. read more
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“The frogs started to cycle their rhythm in time with the music. When the music finished, the frogs carried on for two bars,… and went silent.” - audience member