Mudgee Readers' Festival

Mudgee Readers' Festival The Mudgee Readers' Festival has been developed to promote the joy of reading. Be entertained by a wi

A little look at this year's Mudgee Readers’ Festival 📸A huge thank you to our wonderful festival photographer, Amber Ho...
01/09/2026

A little look at this year's Mudgee Readers’ Festival 📸

A huge thank you to our wonderful festival photographer, Amber Hooper, for capturing so many of the moments that made this year’s festival so special.

The authors, the readers, the conversations, the laughs, the chaos behind the scenes: Amber somehow managed to be everywhere!

We’ve got plenty more photos to share over the coming days, but for now, here’s a little taste of MRF 2026 ❤️

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We're still buzzing from this year's festival! We’d love to hear what you thought. If you attended the festival, please ...
31/08/2026

We're still buzzing from this year's festival!

We’d love to hear what you thought. If you attended the festival, please take a few minutes to complete our survey. Your feedback helps us understand what worked, what could be improved and what you’d like to see from the festival in the future:

https://us8.list-manage.com/survey?u=462c77dbe720e36aa27b88f6d&id=6969cc4087

Thank you for being part of it. The festival may be over for the year, but the stories continue. ❤️

Debra Adelaide has written an exquisitely beautiful novel about the death of her friend, Gail Jones travelled to the hea...
20/08/2026

Debra Adelaide has written an exquisitely beautiful novel about the death of her friend, Gail Jones travelled to the heart of Australia to understand the collective grief over a missing woman and Carlie Daley turned to poetry to help her deal with the repercussions of personal tragedy. Join them in conversation with Geordie Williamson about how literature can provide solace.

Location: Mudgee Library
Time: 3-4pm, Saturday 22 August
Cost: $15, tickets online or at The Book Nest Mudgee

What does your library mean to you?State Library of NSW has launched an online portal and is inviting everyone to share ...
19/08/2026

What does your library mean to you?

State Library of NSW has launched an online portal and is inviting everyone to share their personal stories about the libraries that have shaped them. It could be your local library, a street library, a grand institution, a neighbourʼs bookshelf or even a library of the imagination.

Join contributors from across the state (and beyond) to celebrate the power of libraries.

Share your story today! sl.nsw.gov.au/shareyourstory

& head along to our ‘The Library That Made Me’ session this Sunday. It’s a free event but bookings are essential — head to our website to get your tickets 🎟️

Your event isn’t offical until the banner’s up on the tennis court! So excited for the weekend … our first event is tomo...
18/08/2026

Your event isn’t offical until the banner’s up on the tennis court! So excited for the weekend … our first event is tomorrow night. Tickets are selling fast; don’t miss out 🎟️ 📚

A huge thank you to Mid-Western Regional Council Library and The Book Nest Mudgee  or everything they do to support the ...
17/08/2026

A huge thank you to Mid-Western Regional Council Library and The Book Nest Mudgee or everything they do to support the Mudgee Readers’ Festival!

So much of what makes a festival work happens quietly behind the scenes. The little jobs, the extra hours, the setting up and packing down, the answering of questions, the moving of chairs, the selling of books, the (countless) emails and all the things that most people never see ...

Last year, more than 1,000 people came through the library and attended festival events, and that simply wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our local library team.

And The Book Nest goes above and beyond every year, opening additional hours across the festival weekend and setting up a mobile bookstore so our authors’ books are right there for readers to discover and take home.

These two organisations play a pivotal role in keeping the festival alive, and we’re incredibly grateful for everything they do — both the big things and all those little jobs that make the whole thing possible.

Thank you both for backing books, readers, authors & this literary festival year after year. ❤️📚

In their recent novels, The Trap and Finding the Bones, Fiona Kelly McGregor and Natalie Conyer look at the ongoing impa...
17/08/2026

In their recent novels, The Trap and Finding the Bones, Fiona Kelly McGregor and Natalie Conyer look at the ongoing impact of systemic police corruption on our culture and society. With Rachel Franks 📚🔎

Location: Town Hall Theatre
Time: 9am - 10am, Sunday 23 August
Tickets: $15 - available on our website or via The Book Nest, Mudgee

This is what the Mudgee Readers' Festival is all about.A room full of curious people. Great conversations. Meeting your ...
10/08/2026

This is what the Mudgee Readers' Festival is all about.

A room full of curious people. Great conversations. Meeting your favourite authors. Discovering new books. Chatting over a glass of wine between sessions and leaving inspired by the stories you've heard.

Whether you're an avid reader or simply love a good conversation, we'd love to welcome you.

Join us for the 2026 Mudgee Readers' Festival this 19, 21 & 22 August.

🎟️ Tickets are on sale now & selling fast! Don't miss out – we'd love to see you there.

Tickets here:

https://www.mudgeereaders.com/

Only two weeks to go! 📚 🍷 ✍️ 🎤 Now’s the time to plan your weekend, finalise your accommodation and work out which resta...
08/08/2026

Only two weeks to go! 📚 🍷 ✍️ 🎤

Now’s the time to plan your weekend, finalise your accommodation and work out which restaurants, cellar doors and local stores you’d like to visit between sessions!

There are walking tours, yoga studios, and amazing bushwalks and historical villages to visit if you’d like to extend your time in our beautiful region.

If you haven’t seen our wonderful program, make sure to head to our website—we look forward to seeing you soon!

Louise Milligan has stood up to medical, religious and private school institutions, Liz Hayes and Jamelle Wells exposed ...
07/08/2026

Louise Milligan has stood up to medical, religious and private school institutions, Liz Hayes and Jamelle Wells exposed major issues within our health system. Jane Caro (chair) is in the crosshairs of the powerful private school lobby. Join them to learn about the importance of exposing systemic injustice.

Location: Town Hall Theatre
Time: 3pm - 4pm, Saturday 22 August
Cost: $15
Tickets: online at mudgeereaders.com or in-store at The Book Nest Mudgee!

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