This will be the second year in a row that the festival have had to cancel their event.
From humble beginnings in 2016, The Lost Lands has become one of Australia’s leading festival for families, enabling people of all ages to share a wild and wonderful experience with each other, and engage positively with the best in music, art, installations, entertainment, food, and wine. The Lost Lands has been built on the promise of igniting the festival lover in everyone, and continuously delivering on that promise year for the past few years.
Originally slated to once again take over the magnificent gardens of the Werribee Mansion in October after been cancelled last year, both the young and the young at heart will have to wait to be captivated by a wondrous world of music, circus, theatre, comedy, art, food, wine as the festival announce the postponement of their 2021 edition.
The key takeaways
- The Lost Lands postpones for the second year in a row
- The event will now take place in October 2022
- Punters are encouraged to hang on to their tickets, purchased for the 2020 event
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“We really hoped to come together in October for a fabulous celebration of music and art with our wonderful festival family. We’ve held on to that possibility for as long as we can, however lockdowns in Victoria & New South Wales have shaken our confidence in moving forward,” the festival announced.
“As a young festival, it has been both an exciting journey and a tough few years finding our feet. A more established festival can weather the risks and uncertainty our industry faces at this time a lot more easily.
“As we evolve our offering to create a Covid-safe space for families and artists, we must also ensure the festival is sustainable into the future. We’re currently in dialogue with Government to help support the festival and we’re working hard to keep the ambitious vision of the festival alive.”
The pandemic has been devastating for the livelihoods of music, arts and festival communities in Australia and around the world. To keep things alive, the festival is encouraging punters to hold on to their tickets if they can, which will be valid for the 2022 festival, which will now take place on 28-30 October 2022.
Alternatively, festival-goers can request a refund via Moshtix. All ticket holders will be contacted directly by Moshtix with details of this process.
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