First Riverside Vibes event draws thousands to West Albury

Ellen Ebsary
Updated February 27 2022 - 9:39pm, first published 6:31pm
SOUNDS: Lauren Murphy of Thurgoona enjoys a drumming workshop with Oakley Jenkins, 1, Leo Emslie, 3 and Wren Jenkins, 3 at the Riverside Vibes Festival. Pictures: MARK JESSER
SOUNDS: Lauren Murphy of Thurgoona enjoys a drumming workshop with Oakley Jenkins, 1, Leo Emslie, 3 and Wren Jenkins, 3 at the Riverside Vibes Festival. Pictures: MARK JESSER

The first "Riverside Vibes" event has drawn thousands to the Yindyamarra Sculpture Walk, raising the trail's profile and celebrating Albury's multiculturalism.

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Ellen Ebsary

Ellen Ebsary

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