Nati Frinj

The Nati Frinj is a community festival held bi-annually in the small township of Natimuk in the Grampians. The festival is back with many fun exhibitions and events.

The Nati Frinj mixes live music, performing and visual arts, exhibitions, workshops, markets, and more!

The program will include bars, dance, theatre, performance, visual art, sound art, giant bamboo structures, and the now-usual art surprises—and lots of fun.

Many events charge an entry fee to offset the festival cost (such as artists’ fees, accommodation and travel, and production needs). The fee is listed in this program and online. Limited tickets from the Frinj HUB will be available, and cash sales will be at the doors if there is room.

Natimuk is a small town (population 500) in a big space. Deep in the wheat belt of Western Victoria, It is home to an eclectic mix of farmers, retirees, rock climbers, and artists. Main Street is a place to walk the dog, gather tumbleweeds, and meet for a chat on the Post Office steps. However, every two years, the township becomes the Nati Frinj.

From the Opening Parade to Aerial Shows, from exhibitions and new theatre works to Walking Tours, the Nati Frinj is a chance to celebrate and express the creative energy of Natimuk and our invited artists.