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“We have about 35 to 40 who work on our shift on Friday night from 7pm to 1am.”<\/p>\n
A spokesperson for the festival said preparing ahead of this weekend is a year-round activity.<\/p>\n
“It’s definitely a year-round project working on the site. Bringing in more plumbing is a big undertaking, adding more toilets including Portaloos and more composting loos.<\/p>\n
“We do give money to a lot of local organisations and the scout group has been doing tree planting for us.<\/p>\n
“Different groups take turns running the big barbecue over the weekend and keep the money raised from that. They also include the Meredith Memorial Hall, the golf club, the kinder.<\/p>\n
“We are really grateful to all the locals in the area who help put the weekend on. We couldn’t do it without the local community.<\/p>\n
“We sold out in late August and we are at capacity.<\/p>\n
“Almost everybody camps on site. Usually gates open 8am on Friday morning but people start lining up from 4am to 6am while others will trickle in through the day.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THIS morning (Friday 5 December) will be a big one for many eager Meredith Music Festival fans who start to queue to secure their favourite camping spot by the Supernatural Amphitheatre. The weekend-long festival, that annually transforms a chunk of the Nolan Family Farm property, had booked out by August with 13,000 people snapping up […]<\/p>\n