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Looking Back-30th Anniversary of Inland Navigators
On this day 13 years ago, Inland Navigators past and present, gathered in Fred’s Shed to celebrate 30 years of bringing bush music, bush dancing and songs about Australia to their public. So many talented musicians have played with the Navvies over the years and brought audiences hours of family fun, song and dance to…
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The Navvies at Ottimo House
Navvies playing at Ottimo House Autumn proved to be the perfect weather for newly weds Bethany and Phil to hold a bush dance for their wedding reception at Ottimo House. This venue was perfect to have all the guests up dancing to the Inland Navigators bush songs and tunes. Guests of all ages joined in…
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Wedding Bells – Bush Dance Style
The Inland Navigators are looking forward to a huge night of bush dancing, tunes and fun with family and friends with bride, Bethany, next week. We can guarantee their wedding festivities will be filled with fun and laughter as they sing and dance their way through the Barn Dances, Heel Toe Polka and many more…
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School Dances & Fundraisers
Bush Dances have long been a favourite with schools and community groups. The Inland Navigators create a terrific atmosphere of family fun with great Aussie music. The kids and parents love to dress up and learn dances suitable for all ages and abilities. Fundraising is also made that much easier when everybody is enjoying themselves…
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An Anzac Day Favourite
The Navs have played at many an Anzac Day gig where Only 19 is an evergreen request – one of Redgum’s finest. The joy of being in a Bush Band is getting to play and sing the best of Australian traditional and contemporary music. Lest We Forget
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Gundagai Festival
It certainly doesn’t seem like 20 years since the Navs played at this Bush Festival. Hundreds of families enjoyed dancing, singing and laughing their way through the weekend’s entertainment. The Navs are still enjoying bringing the best of bush music to city and bush venues. See our latest promo vid here
