Creekside Camp

Pull on a puffer, gather your mates, and get ready for a winter singalong like no other! Country Pub Chorus is back, and this year Tasmanian favourites The Wolfe Brothers return to guide you through a set of classic country pub anthems. This is singing at its most joyful – no auditions, no pressure, just everyone joining together on songs you know and love. Lyrics will be provided so everyone can sing along. Whether you're a seasoned singer or someone who usually sticks to the shower or the car stereo, you're warmly invited to be part of the chorus. The Wolfe Brothers will lead from the stage, with the audience becoming the chorus. Nick and Tom Wolfe have become one of Australia's most recognisable country acts, known for their energetic live shows and genuine connection with audiences. Since first capturing national attention on Australia's Got Talent in 2012, the Tasmanian brothers have gone on to become the most awarded country rock duo in Australian history, with multiple #1 ARIA country albums and a long list of chart-topping singles. Their musical story runs deep, shaped by four generations. Now they're bringing that spirit back to Festival of Voices for an afternoon of shared songs, big harmonies, and the simple pleasure of singing together.

Established in 1861, the Longley International Hotel has been a cornerstone of the Longley community for over a century. This historic pub offers patrons a glimpse into the past with rooms adorned with vintage photographs and memorabilia from the surrounding area. The hotel is renowned for its unique features, including the world's longest Huon Pine bar and some of the coldest beer in Tasmania. The expansive outdoor beer garden provides a serene setting for guests to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the region. Live music has become a staple at the Longley International Hotel, with performances every Friday and Sunday, showcasing local talent and fostering a vibrant community atmosphere. Throughout its long history, the Longley International Hotel has remained a beloved gathering place, seamlessly blending its rich heritage with contemporary hospitality.

The Kunanyi Challenge is set in Hobart's backyard with the event starting at the Longley International Pub, heading up Kunanyi (Mount Wellington). There are two challenges to choose from; you can ride to the summit (21.6kms) or to the Spring (14.1km).