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Jumpers and Jazz in July

Palmerin. Grafton and Fitzroy Streets, Warwick, Australia
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21 - 31 July 2016
20 - 30 July 2017 Warwick’s winter festival sees a transformation of the CBD streets into a living gallery, with more than 100 handmade “tree jumpers” that inspire and charm spectators even on the coldest of winter days. Jumpers and Jazz in July began in 2004 and nine years later the quirky “tree jumper” project has expanded into a ten day art and music festival.  
Visitors to Warwick are invited to immerse themselves in a program of exhibitions and events that range from a beaut family night around the Fire Drums of Killarney to indulging with a fine local wine to the sounds of elegant jazz at a charming country hotel.  
The festival program is an eclectic mix of events that, at their core, reflect our relaxed lifestyle and country hospitality.  Be entertained by live Jazz performances by some of South Queensland’s most popular jazz musicians to the backdrop of colourful knitted graffiti or a warm winter fire.

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With more than thirty registered jazz events showcasing twenty different jazz acts, the festival is a delight for lovers of great live music.

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Our volunteers, artists, sponsors and partners and, of course, our visitors, help make the festival the inspirational community event that it is.

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Not ready to let this year's festival go yet? The Warwick Art Gallery is keeping their Travelling Ravellers installation for a few more weeks. Come and visit the gypsy caravan, pineapple garden and that amazing pompom meadow one more time. It finishes on Saturday 19 August.

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Just a quick update.. the QLD Quilters exhibition at the Grafton Rose B & B has had to close early. The Warwick Potters Craft Market and Warwick Credit Union Picnic in the Park Jazz Stage is the place to beright trough until 4pm.

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Today is the final day of the festival. The Tree Jumpers will all disappear after 4pm today so there is still time to check them out. The Warwick Potters Craft Markets has kicked off already in Leslie Park with more than 200 craft and food stalls. The Warwick Credit Union Picnic in the Park Jazz Stage will feature more of the festival's favourite jazz acts including the O'Brien Quartet, Well Swung Daddies and Mal Woods Band. Don't forget to visit all the pop up shops and exhibitions that will also wrap up today.

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The Saturday Jazz Lounge is buzzing with the sounds of the Mal Wood band right now. Head on in...

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Colour and lots of musical joy at Warwick Art Gallery at the moment.

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Delicous cheese platters being served by festival volunteer Yve at the Warwick Chamber of Commerce Jazz Lounge.

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With more than thirty registered jazz events showcasing twenty different jazz acts, the festival is a delight for lovers of great live music.

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Happy, yarnbomby and jazzy Saturday friends. Today is jam packed with awesome festival experiences. The Warwick Chamber of Commerce Jazz Lounge kicks off soon as does the Suitcase Rummage market with an amazing 60 stalls. The Seasonal Feast Southern Downs market is in full swing at Warwick Art Gallery now. Pick a a program (they are free for our final weekend) and have a great day.

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The main attraction of our festival is the yarnbombing! Our Tree Jumpers are spectacular this year and the Warwick Art Gallery Yarntopians have excelled themselves. Hope you enjoy this album of yarny treats and the people who created them.

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WEEKEND CAR PARKING = Tomorrow's schedule of events is one of our biggest ever on a single day. The Warwick Chamber of Commerce Inc Jazz Lounge, the Suitcase Rummage market and the Seasonal Feast Southern Downs market will all happen in the area around Warwick Town Hall and Warwick Art Gallery. We recommend that visitors avoid the Town Hall car park and instead follow these directions to an alternative parking area still in the CBD. Coming to Warwick from Brisbane/Toowoomba turn right at the second set of lights, drive straight ahead through the intersection with the yarnbombed statue of Tom Byrnes (give him a wave) and look for the PARKING sign 50m further on your left.

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