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Lorne Festival lineup

The Lorne Festival of Performing Arts has announced its lineup for 2014, a kaleidoscope of the best in arts by the beach side.
23 Jun 2014
Tara Watson
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The beach side town of Lorne is not only a summer destination. The Lorne Festival of Performing Arts will begin on 29 August running until 31 August, exhibiting the best of Australian cabaret, sideshow, circus, theatre, comedy, visual art and music.

The 4th annual festival hopes to draw 3000 festival goers, appealing to families with free outdoor street performances.

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