Winter Blues Guitar decorating winners and their masterpieces at the awards night.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
The Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival is a celebration that brings the whole community together, and everyone is welcome to be part of it.
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And one way that everyone gets involved is by decorating cutout guitars.
The colourful, hand-decorated guitars are then judged by a panel, with ribbons awarded to standout entries, before the guitars are proudly displayed in businesses across the participating Winter Blues areas.
Now it's your turn.
Head out and take part in the guitar treasure hunt by tracking down all the beautifully decorated guitars on display in the windows of businesses supporting the Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival.
This year's ribbon presentation was held at the Echuca library on Wednesday, July 22, marking a highlight of the festival calendar.
A presentation to the Glanville winners was also made on Wednesday, with committee member Maryanne Elkin heading along.
Riv photographer Jordan Townrow headed along to the presentations and snapped some photos of the creative works and their makers.
Heidi Mackinlay, winner of the 6-9 years category, with her take on landscape music.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Isabelle Laylor was second in the 10 to 15 years category.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Riley Case was third in the 6-9 years category with her ‘Stary stary swim’ design.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Katie Favero was third in the adult category with ‘Notes over the bridge’.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Maryann Jenkins, winner of the adult category with a ‘Homage to Guy’.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Isabell Frazer was highly commended in 6-9 years category with ‘Purple notes’.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Moira Zealley was highly commended in 6-9 years category with a her sunflower guitar.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Isabell Thornton took out the 10-15 years category with her flower masterpiece.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival partnerships Maryanne Elkin was impressed with the range of entries
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Glanville Village resident Ann Dick won the category with her butterflies.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Glanville Village Winter Blues guitar decorating winners (from left) Pat Grano Dove, Ann Dick and Muriel Day with (back) Maryanne Elkin.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Glanville Village resident Muriel Day came second with a traditional touch.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Glanville Village resident Pat Grano Dove was third with her work of art in blue.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
Echuca-Moama Winter Blues Festival partnerships Maryanne Elkin at Glanville.
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JORDAN TOWNROW
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