
Day One
A Celebration of Place and Its Stories
The Festival opens Friday evening with the Storytellers Sundowner at the historic Echuca Wharf. As the sun sets over the Murray, the official launch begins with First Nations music, story and language.
Festival of Stories
The Festival of Stories unfolds across three days.
Each day has its own character and its own stories to tell.
From a First Nations sunset launch on the Murray, to a full day of creative sessions, to a Sunday celebration of food and Country.
Be part of the story.

A Celebration of Place and Its Stories
The Festival opens Friday evening with the Storytellers Sundowner at the historic Echuca Wharf. As the sun sets over the Murray, the official launch begins with First Nations music, story and language.

A Celebration of Community and Creativity
Saturday is the Festival at full stretch, simultaneous sessions, workshops and performances across multiple venues from morning through to late evening. Closing with Sammy J's Comedy Club and Dan Sultan's Songs and Stories.

A Celebration of Food, Country and Community
Sunday gathers around the shared table. A celebration of the stories behind everything on our plates, the land, the people who tend it, and the communities built around it. Through the seasons, we’ll explore how nature and storytelling help us cultivate connection, identity, wellbeing and belonging.