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We’re back at Selby Community House

Hooray! the termites have been evacuated and we are back at Selby Community HOuse. Thanks to Yarra Ranges Council for the use of McKenzie Creek Hall while the work was going on. So good to be back home. See you there.

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Wattle Lane with One Part Gin

Club Night Info

We’ve kept entry at $15 for everyone, online or cash at the door, and doors still open at 7.30 with the music from 8pm.
The big change for November is that we are back at Selby Community House!!!
We are going to skip supper, as it’s the final show for the year, so feel free to bring your own drinks and snacks to enjoy!

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Wattle Lane

Cate Taylor is an indie-folk singer-songwriter from Naarm (Melbourne), known for her evocative songwriting and delicate guitar and mandolin. Her songs explore personal, social, and environmental themes and links with nature come through in almost every composition whether briefly or explicitly.

Amla, a captivating multi-instrumentalist (flute, violin, vocals), brings additional depth to their sound, adding layers of colour and texture. Together, they craft moving songs that blend storytelling, ballads, and upbeat tunes into an engaging musical experience.

 

One Part Gin

One Part Gin blends beautiful harmonies with dark tales, weaving interlocking narratives of unlikely heroes, doomed love and broken hearts. Described as ‘pioneer music’ and soaked in sorrow, their songs draw on the shadows of early settler life, where survival, loss and longing are at the forefront. Acoustic textures, haunting melodies and intertwined vocals pull listeners into black waters where love clings like seaweed around your ankles. But don’t let the darkness fool you. Beneath the grief there stirs the salty current of hope, carrying stories towards the light.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Selby Folk Club acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we operate – The Wurundjeri & Bunurong Peoples of the Kulin Nation.

We pay respects to Elders past & present and celebrate the stories, culture and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and of all communities who also work and live on this land.

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The Dotted Line

Selby Folk Club proudly supports The Dotted Line on 3MDR 97.1fm every Wednesday night from 9-11pm.

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