"And I think that really does contribute to the offering, it's very unlike a music festival where you just sit and listen."
"I think that volunteers really enjoy contributing, and that really ties in with that ethos that folk music is about doing."
"I've got people from all over Australia. I've actually got a traveller at the moment who's from Scotland,"she said.
"They want to experience the whole festival experience without being on the bill [as performers] … and get the feel of what happens behind the scenes,"she said.