![Member for Albury Justin Clancy and Sip & Savour Albury co-founder James Harding are on deck for the festival, which runs in QEII Square. Picture by Mark Jesser Member for Albury Justin Clancy and Sip & Savour Albury co-founder James Harding are on deck for the festival, which runs in QEII Square. Picture by Mark Jesser](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/9jp2tjuwKpcNcyMwTq82JY/ed9c9143-244a-46b1-995e-428102a8f8f7.jpg/r0_0_5568_3712_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
A NEW festival on the Border will inject between $6 million and $9 million into the regional economy, an organiser says.
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Sip & Savour Albury will showcase the best regional food, wine, beer, spirits and music in QEII Square on Saturday and Sunday.
Festival co-founder James Harding said their research from similar events in regional Australia confirmed a massive economic boost for Albury and surrounds.
"Fifty per cent of ticketholders are coming from interstate and we've sold a lot of family tickets," he said.
Saturday's music highlights will be Josh Pyke from 5.15pm followed by Telenova from 6.45pm. Tickets available online or at the gate.
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