Mike Watson of Stewarts Cycles presents Izzy Levian (8yrs old) with her Raleigh Eliminator bike and helmet she won at Marchfest. SORRY ABOUT THE QUEUES ! The Marchfest organisers wish to sincerely apologise for the unacceptable delays in being served at the bar , especially during the afternoon, when a bottleneck developed. Despite having more than enough staff, we just couldn’t physically pour enough beer and wine fast enough to meet the peak demand – and for this we apologise – next year we will organise serving of drinks in a way that minimises queuing. There was a 50%
increase in attendance on last year, nearly 2000 people. We hope, despite the queues, you still had a cool day. Judging by the maj See the article in the Herald on Sunday here. Thanks for coming and we hope you will come again next year – sign up now to our news database for details of Marchfest 2011...
Don McGlashan, human power generators & The Eastern at Marchfest 2010.
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ority of feedback responses, you enjoyed the great beers, ciders, wines and music as much as we did.
The theme for MARCHFeST 2010 was 'creation' - to celebrate the creative acts of making beer, wine, food as well as great music. Thanks to all the people who helped us create our own electricity on the day and thanks to Solar Peak for helping to set it up, Stewarts Cycles for donating the bike prize and The Free House for the bar tab.
This MARCHFeST presented 10 new craft beers and 2 new ciders created especially for the event by local breweries, as well as fine wines, regional cuisine, cool stuff for kids and live music from Don McGlashan, The Eastern, The Immigrants and more - see here for full line-up.
An event for people who want to savour.. not just consume.
























