Around 10,000 visitors go Off-Grid at Chiltern Festival

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Apr 12 2024 Updated April 12, 2024

Emma Oliver

ARTISAN CHEESE: Moussa Taouck from Little Cedar Farmhouse Goat Cheese, is pictured with one of his Saanen goats. Moussa and wife Victoire produce handcrafted artisan goats cheese at their 70 acre Winton farm.

OVERCAST skies on Saturday failed to dampen enthusiasm with a 5000-strong crowd attending the first day of the Off-Grid Living Festival in its new Chiltern location.

And with the sun shining on the Sunday in the balmy mid to high 20s, organisers once again welcomed similar numbers through the gate, with many return visitors to the two-day event.

The festival wasn’t just a significant drawcard f...

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