Music lovers of all ages joined in the celebration as the Port Fairy Jazz Festival kicked off their weekend program with a street parade. Jazz fans lined Sackville Street to watch as performers and dancers made their way to the Fiddlers Green for a jam session. Committee member Catherine Huf said organisers were delighted with the turn out of both musicians and public for the parade. "It's been a fantastic morning, we have a weekend ahead with heaps of jazz," she said. Ms Huf again called for people to sign up for the world record attempt for the largest Charleston dance. "We only need 1097 people to make this happen," she said. The world record attempt will take place on Port Fairy's Fiddlers Green at 11am on Sunday morning. Registrations for the attempt can be made at the Port Fairy Jazz Festival website. Have you signed up to The Standard's daily newsletter and breaking news emails? You can register below and make sure you are up to date with everything that's happening in the south-west.
Colourful start: Adelaide's Adrienne Stafford, Jennifer Harris, Veronica Phillis and Carol Fowler are ready to represent the Southern Jazz Club in Port Fairy. Picture: Rob Gunstone
Music lovers of all ages joined in the celebration as the Port Fairy Jazz Festival kicked off their weekend program with a street parade.
Jazz fans lined Sackville Street to watch as performers and dancers made their way to the Fiddlers Green for a jam session.
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Committee member Catherine Huf said organisers were delighted with the turn out of both musicians and public for the parade.
"It's been a fantastic morning, we have a weekend ahead with heaps of jazz," she said.
Ms Huf again called for people to sign up for the world record attempt for the largest Charleston dance.
"We only need 1097 people to make this happen," she said.
The world record attempt will take place on Port Fairy's Fiddlers Green at 11am on Sunday morning. Registrations for the attempt can be made at the Port Fairy Jazz Festival website.
Have you signed up to The Standard's daily newsletter and breaking news emails? You can register below and make sure you are up to date with everything that's happening in the south-west.
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