The Inaugural Glen Museum Car Show Vintage & veteran local, & not so local, cars & machines exhibited both days out the back of the museum in the Wild West During Festival hours
The Hammers of Thegn is a dark ages living history and re-enactment group based in Australia, specializing in the 9th to 10th century Denmark period
Kids Boffer with Scott Davies. Lord Aegidius the boffer wizard will be back with thrones, weapons and armour for that photo you've always wanted. Along with heraldic displays to inspire the children to draw up some great designs on their shields before the battles begin.
The Huscarls are a Dark Age Re-enactment Society based in Sydney and the NSW Central Coast with a focus on depicting the everyday life of the Vikings with authentic displays.
Fernhill Australia Arms. Part of the 1st Lighthorse Troop (Lithgow Section) Fernhill offers static displays and roving displays featuring horses & a variety of military vehicles. Their displays include varying WW1 and WW2 artefacts as well as interactive activities for visitors.
Danyon Street Art is a Melbourne based studio specialising in steampunk, science fiction, and prehistoric-inspired artwork. Blending industrial design with ancient creatures, Danyon creates unique pieces that reimagine dinosaurs and wildlife through a mechanical lens. At the stall, you’ll find high-quality prints, gaming mats, and genuine fossil pieces. bringing together art, history, and imagination into one immersive experience.
Bite Me Mini Donuts has been an Ironfest staple diet since the olden days of 2010 ! Yes 2010. We will be offering our famous and delicious bite sized mini donuts that the whole family can enjoy.
Legio VI Victrix is a Roman legion based in Sydney, Australia, focusing on legionary life during the first century. As reenactors, we research the ancient lifestyle and civilisation that shaped much of today's society. We create clothing, build kits and conduct drills as well as try out ancient Roman recipes.
The Overload. Gifty neuro stuff for weird people + plants for plant lovers who use plants for therapy.
Can-Apé will then unleash their inner primitive souls with punishing malevolent rhythms served up with lashings of trippy driven guitar that flirts on the threshold of the transcendental and weaves psychedelic fever dreams in the unwary.