PACK the picnic rug and folding chairs, and plan a trip this Sunday for a relaxing afternoon of music in picturesque Bulahdelah.

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Trevor Knight, a two-time Golden Guitar award winner, Is booked in to provide a free family concert from 4pm on Sunday 25 February at the War Memorial Trust Hal and Garden, opposite Wade Park, Crawford Street.

The concert, entitled ‘Sing Australia’ is a concert Trevor has performed many times around the world and features many of the songs from his new CD with SONY records of the same na,e.

His concert features songs and stories that capture the essence of our great country, with some brand new songs and lots of old favourites.

The event is completely free, and the 1st Bulahdelah Scout Group will be there serving food in the form of a sausage sizzle, with all proceeds going back to the Scout Group and The War Memorial Trust.

Trevor is a fascinating fellow, who have travelled the world, working in a variety of different fields and experiencing a colourful life full of exciting adventures.

He has won two Golden Guitars at Tamworth and traveled all over the world performing concerts.

Trevor now lives on a 70 acre farm surrounded by National Park in Bulahdelah NSW with wife Maya, 17 Arabian Horses, 2 donkeys, 1 goat, 10 chickens and breeding Whippet dogs.

Trevor told News Of The Area, “Over the past few years 95% of my work has been overseas, USA, South Africa, South East Asia, Japan and the South Pacific and many other places in between, but it’s always so good to get back to, what in my opinion is the best place in the world – Australia.”

“I am really looking forward to a great afternoon and concert at Bulahdelah this weekend, and looking forward to seeing lots of new faces there.”

By Rachael VAUGHAN