Families Enjoy Folk and Roots at Waipu Cove
Waipu, Northland
About This Festival
As November brings warmer days to Northland, Folk and Roots transforms Tahamoana Angora Goat Farm into a lively coastal gathering spot. This boutique single-stage event features live performances from Tyra and the Tyrants, The Advocators, and Chet O'Connell, alongside local food trucks and a premium yet relaxed atmosphere overlooking Bream Bay.
The festival suits families, music fans, and locals seeking a community day out. Early bird tickets cost $35 per person for a family of four or $45 general admission, with gate sales at $60. The event runs for however long it takes and welcomes all ages. A regional shuttle operates within 30km, and the venue offers wheelchair access, accessible parking and toilets, plus child-friendly features. Attendees may bring their own picnic or purchase refreshments on site.
Proceeds support the Bream Bay College Music and Arts Faculty, strengthening local ties through shared music and storytelling. 🎸🐐
- Open to all ages with child-friendly facilities
- Live sets from acclaimed local and alt-country acts
- Low-and-slow food options from regional trucks
- Easy transport via regional shuttle service
- Direct donations to Bream Bay arts programmes
- Wheelchair access and family picnic options
About the Venue
Tahamoana Goat Farm sits on sweeping coastal land near Waipu Cove in Northland. The setting provides open paddocks and views across Bream Bay, creating a natural backdrop that blends rural charm with seaside freshness. Local residents value the farm's role in hosting community events that highlight the area's creative spirit and scenic beauty.