Events January 2010

The Captain Cook 1770 Festival is an annual event commemorating the visit of the Endeavour and the landing of Lt. James Cook and his party on May 24th 1770. The Festival begins with the opening of an art exhibition on Friday evening. Saturday is the main festival day with a street parade, reenactment of Cook landing and a welcome dance by the local Gooreng Gooreng traditional dancers who explain the Dreamtime stories of the area and perform to the sound of didgeridoos. There is entertainment throughout the day with a spectacular fireworks display over the bay in the evening. Sunday is a family fun day and local bands have the opportunity to entertain in our Battle of the Bands contest.

"What's My Trade?" is a totally hands on experience where participants can 'have a go' and actually construct something and take it home! "What's My Trade?" is a great way to demonstrate what a trade looks like, feels like and in some instances, tastes like! "What's My Trade?" is for all age groups and has been offered to your child's school to attend in their class groups. The 2010 event will be held at the GAGAL Technical Training Centre, 28 Beckinsale Street, Gladstone on Thursday 4th & Friday 5th March from 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday 6th March from 8.30am to 12 noon. Parents why not bring along your younger children to 'have a go' at "What's My Trade?" or have a go yourselves! Trades to try will include: Floor laying, carpentry, bricklaying, simulated crane driving, painting, plumbing, motor mechanics, hospitality, horticulture, warehousing, hairdressing, welding and lots, lots more. There will be snags and drinks on sale between 10.00am and 2.00pm for $1.00 each. Entry is free, so come on down and 'have a go'! For further information contact Cherie on 4972 5988 or email promotions@gagal.com.au

7.00am - 12 noon. Come along and enjoy the variety of markets set in a beautiful parkland and even pick up some bargains or novelty prizes! Lions Sizzling barbeque available. All stallholders welcome.

Dates for 2010

• 16th January
• 20th February
• 20th March
• 17th April
• 15th May
• 19th June
• 17th July
• 21st August
• 18th September
• 16th October
• 20th November
• 18th December

Gladstone residents and visitors can shop for delightful fresh produce, handmade arts & crafts and more at the Library Square Markets. The markets are held on the 2nd & 4th Saturday of each month from 7am to 12 noon. For more information and Market Dates click the photo.

New stall holders are welcome.

The Calliope River Historical Village comes to life on this huge day of markets! There’s food, stalls, brick-a-brack, vegetables and plenty of rides for the kids including a pet farm and train ride. A visit to the Calliope River Historical Village is a walk down memory lane, past some of the early buildings from the area including the old pub (not used as a pub anymore), church and the Raglan Dance Hall. Entry is a gold coin donation and the markets are run from 8.00am to 4.00pm. The Calliope River Historical Village is located on the Bruce Highway, six kilometers north of Calliope and roughly 35 minutes west of Gladstone.

Market Dates for 2010:

7 March,
2 May,
22 Aug,
26 Sept,
24 Oct,
5 Dec.

7.30am to 12.30pm. Stalls, food, drink, rides. these markets cater for the whole family. Free entry, runs from February through to December

• 21st February
• 21st March
• 18th April
• 16th May
• 20th June
• 18th July
• 15th August
• 19th September
• 17th October
• 21st November
• 19th December - at Gladstone Racecourse

1st Saturday each Month. 8am til 12noon.

Events February 2010

6.30pm Start.

For any further details please contact Miriam Vale Lions Member, Greg Realf on Phone: (07) 4974 5260 or realf@westnet.com

Gladstone Engineering Alliance Inc. in association with RCR Eagle Engineering warmly welcomes you to attend our first Industry Update Luncheon for 2010. Featuring keynote presentations from Sven Jarver, Project Director, Queensland Energy Resources (QER), to provide an overview of development plans for QER, Yarwun in 2010. along with, Geoff Brookes, Project Director, Boyne Smelters Development & Brian Cooper, General Manager, Operations Boyne Smelters Limited presenting ?Boyne Smelters Major Sustaining Projects Update?. Book early to avoid disappointment.

The Ancient Art of Genital Origami? From the West End of London to Broadway in New York, the boys have been getting it out all over the world and now it?s your chance to see them in Gladstone. Come and see The New Cast of Member Manipulators perform the famous Hamburger, the Wristwatch and the Windsurfer, just to name a few? A hilarious night out for all to enjoy!! You?re NUTS if you miss it! (Restricted Show R18+) Adults $34.90 Concession $31.90 Groups 10+ $31.90 Friends $31.90

Odd Months: 2nd Saturday - Baffle Creek Sport & Rec Grounds 11am. Even Months: 2nd Wednesday Baffle Creek Tavern 7am.

Mary Raynor: 41566403 or maryraynor@bigpond.com

After more than four hundred performances in her smash hit show ?I Only Want To Be With You ? The Dusty Springfield Story?, Wendy Stapleton brings her unique voice and warmth to a new, intimate cabaret show ?Dusty, Doris & Me?. Wendy will perform songs made classic by the irreplaceable Dusty Springfield including ?Son of a Preacher Man? as well as a range of songs from the movie musicals ?Calamity Jane? and ?Love Me or Leave Me?. The show features lush musical and vocal arrangements with Wendy wearing a series of spectacular costumes to evoke to looks of Dusty and Doris. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50

WELCOME TO GLADSTONE MORNING TEA...

EVERYONE INVITED, CHILDREN INCLUDED. 10:30 - 12:30 AT THE JAPANESE TEA HOUSE - TONDOON BOTANIC GARDENS.

Come and join us - meet new people, learn more about the area, resources to take away, enjoy a free morning tea.

For more information phone Luis or Andrea on 4976 6300

It's back? With more bands and a longer program than last year, the festival is expected to bring hundreds of fans to the Agnes Water / 1770 area.

The line-up includes (drum roll please)

Friday night: Joe Camilleri and the Black Sorrows One of Australia's most-loved bands who have sold more than one million albums and released classic singles such as Chained To The Wheel, Harley & Rose, Never Let Me Go and Hold On To Me

Saturday night: Bondi Cigars Back by popular demand, these veterans of the Sydney Blues / R&B circuits sure know how to have a good time. The distinctive, no-nonsense style of these four like-minded players are a leading force in Australian music.

Sunday: Phil Emmanuel Described as 'Australia's greatest electric guitar player', Phil has graced the stage with some of our Nation's hottest acts. Glenn A Baker said 'Phil's musical prowess is so astonishing that there are times when the man becomes the guitar and the guitar becomes the man.'

We will also see a few familiar faces from last years' Festival including: Doug Edwards; Los Cobras; Shoeless Joe; The Thunderbirds; and Whyte Zebra. And we'll introduce you to some fantastic new and upcoming artists: Andrew Thomson; Brett Loretz; Luan Baldwin; & heaps, heaps more.

The whole Festival will be at the SES Grounds this year, so everyone will have the chance to see the workshop with Bondi Cigars. Musos, bring your instruments because the jam session is destined to be bigger and better than ever.

The Festival is proudly supported by Zinc and The Observer. Tickets: Early Bird (before 31 Dec) $65.00 Pre-Sold (before 20 Feb) $80.00 General Admission $95.00 One day tickets may be available at the gate, depending on numbers, and these will be $55.00 per day Children under 10 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult. Each adult can accompany up to 2 children. Students 11-17 will be required to pay full adult price and must be accompanied by an over 18 adult.

Events March 2010

Around 100 local cast and crew will showcase their talents in the bi-annual community musical Les Mis'rables, more commonly known as 'Lay Miz'. Based on Victor Hugo?s 1862 novel of the same name, the musical tells the intertwining stories of a cast of characters struggling for redemption and revolution in early 19th century France.Often referred to as 'the most inspiring and entertaining musical of all time' the production continues to be the longest running West End musical in history.

Les Mis'rables will be staged from 5 to 13 March 2010, with 7 performances and an expected audience of around 4500 people. This production is proudly supported by Golding, Southern Cross Ten, Sea FM and The Observer. Tickets: Adults $36.00 Concession $28.50 Friends $28.50 Students (13-16yrs) $28.50 Students (5-12yrs) $20.80 Children U/5 $6.00 Matinee Concession $20.80 Groups 10+ $31.00 Family (2x2) $100.00

The State High Schools of Tannum Sands, Gladstone and Toolooa invite parents and caregivers from all schools to attend our workshop for parents.

The session will cover how children use the Internet, potential risks such as cyber bullying, Identity theft and inappropriate content.

The following groups will also provide information and resources;

• for parents
• School Guidance Officers
• School Based Youth Health Nurse.
• AToD’s (Alcohol Tobacco and other Drugs).
• Queensland Police.
• School Chaplaincy.
• Nhulundu Wooribah (Indigenous Health).

Biloela Rockfest 2010, 13th March, Kurrajong Amphitheatre, Queensland Heritage Park Complex, Exhibition Avenue, Biloela . . . showcasing local talent, Biloela Rockfest will be featuring local bands Fossil Fuel, Loose Endz, Whyte Zebra, Templemount and Any Given Sunday. Special artists Chisel Revived (Cold Chisel/Jimmy Barnes tribute band) will also be rocking the main stage with classic hits like Khe Shan, When the War is Over, Working Class Man and the R&B Swing of Higher and Higher Gates open 4.30pm, with food, bar and live entertainment starting from 5.00pm. Try your luck on the free mechanical bull rides, and be tempted by the flavours of our frozen cocktails whilst you Rock On and Rock Hard at Rockfest 2010. Admission: $10. Under 12's FREE. NO PASSOUTS TO U18's. NO ESKIES PLEASE. Photo ID is required at the gate.

between 8am and 12pm Market Days for 2010: 14th February 14th March 4th, 11th April 9th May 13th, 27th June 4th, 11th July 8th August 12th, 19th, 26th September 10th October 14th November 12th, 19th, 26th December

Contact 4974 9550 to book a stall or for more details.

After their recent sold out tour 'Sway Sway Baby live' and their #2 ARIA Smash Hit, Short Stack are again hitting the road again for their third national tour in support of the band's new album Stack Is The New Black. Short Stack (Shaun Diviney guitar / lead vocals, Andy Clemmensen bass / vocals and Bradie Webb drums / keyboards) are undoubtedly one of the hottest young bands in Australia right now, proof enough from the bands recent Channel [V] Oz Artist of the Year win where they'd received over 400,000 votes. The teenaged three-piece from New South Wales' Central Coast has gone on to do what no other Australian music act has successfully achieved - used the combined powers of SMS, YouTube and MySpace to amass a following that's growing by the second; racking up over four million plays on MySpace, with over one million plays for their second single Princess alone, and on top of that, being Australia's biggest band on YouTube with over 2.5 million views of the Short Stack TV series and video clips. In between HSC exams and gigs supporting the likes of The Veronicas, Simple Plan and Good Charlotte, work began on Stack Is The New Black with all the songs written by Shaun. Stack Is The New Black covers a range of styles - from epic ballads to fast and furious electro-tinged rock anthems. Tickets: One price $50.00

National Playgroup Week 21 - 27 March 2010

National Playgroup week is held annually to increase awareness of Playgroup within the community. Join us at Tannum Sands for a morning of fun, smiles and laughter.

Wednesday March 24th at the Millennium Esplanade 9:30am to 12noon.

For further information

Australia's favourite comedy legend Kevin Bloody Wilson is back in 2010 with a new tour - 'Excess All Areas'. The little larrikin has been busy teaching the Poms and Irish about real Aussie humour - his recent 14 week tour of the U.K was a huge success - record numbers at every show. Kev is supported by Australia's newest comedy sensation Jenny Talia from Australia - a legend in her own right and without doubt, one of the most talented female comedians Australia has ever produced. The legend of Kevin Bloody Wilson is an integral part of Australia's famous comedy culture, and life is not complete until you experience a live show. Tickets are now on sale, so book your tickets now for the best belly laugh you will have in a long time -a night with Australia's outback outlaw - the one, the only, Kevin Bloody Wilson. (Restricted Show R 18+) Tickets: One price $52.00

Plant a shady native tree on Kirkwood Road project 25-26 March 8am - 4pm and dim your lights between 7:30 and 8:30pm.

Popular annual joint exhibition of two well known local artists.Featuring a diverse selection of subject matter in colouful contemporary art work on both canvas and paper and sculpture in stone and metal. Displayed in the Heron Room Gallery adjacent to the Boyne Tannum Community Centre on picturesque Boyne Island. Official Opening 26th March 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Open daily 9.30am - 4.00pm 27th March - 5th April inclusive. Entry - Gold coin donation to Gladstone Regional Council.

The week-long celebration that we have come to know and love as the Gladstone Harbour Festival has a humble past but a very exciting future!
Over 48 years ago the Gladstone Harbour Festival was born - a one-day celebration to greet the winners of the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race as they crossed the finishing line. The Festival rapidly expanded to seven days and nights, jam-packed with entertainment that we now know as the Gladstone Harbour Festival. The Festival has enjoyed a huge growth, with over 70 000 spectators visiting the annual event. Much of this success can be contributed to the range and quality free entertainment provided at the Festival throughout the entire week.

For more information check out the Gladstone Festivals and Events website

Events April 2010

Join us at beautiful Baffle Creek for the best day of the year, the Baffle Creek Raft Race.

7am - 3pm Monster Garage Sale Official opening of Adoption Centre Animals available for adoption on the day Sausage sizzle and drinks for sale,

A hilarious comedy about 'over the hill' cleaners who start 'talking dirty' and end up filthy rich! A trio of hard-working cleaners are facing the axe. They might be past their best, beyond their sell-by date and over the hill but they certainly won't take threats of redundancy lying down. These game 'girls' set up a phone service, known as 'The Telephone Belles', and that's when the fun really begins. Their bosses don't know about it, their families would never guess and their very willing customers are none the wiser. They're the only chat-line girls with dusters, attitude and their very own bus passes! Don't miss the original old-timers who become good-time girls in this year's must-see comedy! This fabulous show is kindly supported by Southern Cross Ten, Hot FM and The Observer. Tickets: Adults $40.00 Friends $30.00 Concession $30.00 Students $25.00 Groups 8+ $25.00

Industry Update Luncheon
Date: Wednesday 14 April 2010
Time: 11.30am networking, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
Where: Level 1, Grand Hotel, Goondoon St
Cost: Members $60.00, Non-members $90.00

Due to unprecedented demand 'The Rhythms of Ireland' are returning to Australia to continue with their awe-inspiring and innovative production before heading back overseas. Direct from Dublin, and Ireland?s most celebrated show, 'The Rhythms of Ireland' dance show has been seen by over two-million people worldwide. The incomparable quality and pure unadulterated spectacle of their work perfectly blends the ancient traditions of Irish dance and music with the innovative and flawlessly choreographed production values of contemporary Irish excellence. Experience the fastest Taps in the world in the most popular show of the present. If you missed the show the first time around then this is your chance to witness 'The Rhythms of Ireland'. Tickets: Adults $64.90 Concessions $44.90 Friends $54.90 Students $54.90 Groups 10+ $54.90

It is almost impossible to describe the magnificent voice of John MacNally. His dynamic stage personality and glorious voice are reflected in his more than 40 phenomenally successful albums, his top rated television specials and his many appearances both on stage and on television throughout the world. John?s warmth and versatility have made him a favourite with his Morning Melodies fans. His latest show, ?Melodies of Love?, based on his most recent CD, will feature songs of romance, Irish songs, songs of inspiration and some country classics. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50

The inaugural ‘Women Shaping Industry’ conference and dinner will be held on Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 April 2010. Conference speakers will include high profile women who have contributed significantly to industry across a broad range of roles. Delegates will be invited from existing and future industry as well as university students looking to industry related careers. The conference will provide speakers and delegates with the following opportunities: • Strategic Networking • Professional Development • Exposure to career pathways in Industry This Conference will provide a number of benefits: • Raise the profile of Women in Industry • Encourage women to take up meaningful careers in industry and leadership roles in the community • Raise the profile of the Gladstone region nationally as a region of opportunity

Seven-time Aria Award winning singer/songwriter Wendy Matthews is on the road to Queensland again... and this time, the lady sings the blues. Wendy embarks on putting her own spin on a set of classics from one of the world's greatest blues singers Billie Holiday before cracking out her catalogue of greatest hits including Token Angels, Let's Kiss (like angels do), Friday's Child, (I don't want to be with) Nobody But You and of course the much-loved favourite The Day You Went Away. This will be an event to put on the 'must see' list. Proudly supported by The Observer. Tickets: One Price $35.00

Events May 2010

The Irish-born troubadour's career went stratospheric when he appeared on, and subsequently won, the 2006 edition of Australian Idol. Along the way, Leith's touching songs have captured millions of hearts and multiple platinum awards. The singer-songwriter's journey continues with his latest album, Remember June, his third studio set and his strongest to date. The album embodies a maturing Leith, its rich textures of sound not light-years from the world-beating output of Keane and Coldplay. Proudly supported by The Observer. Tickets: One Price $40.00

National Volunteers Week "Now More Than Ever We Need You" to keep Gladstone's major urban creek system flowing directly to the harbour and on to the Great Barrier Reef. participate between 8am and 4pm 10-15 May

Be treated to a special evening of music when Diesel returns to Queensland with his all new show ?Under the Influence ? Body Mind Soul? in which Diesel will honour three of the most influential artists to impact on his music. Whilst showcasing the immense talents of Neil Young, Jimi Hendrix and Otis Redding, Diesel will also perform songs from his own catalogue to connect and reveal how these artists have influenced his musical journey. Performing solo, this tour is an opportunity to experience Diesel, his music and the artists and songs that have made an indelible mark on him. Tickets: One Price $35.00

RocKwiz hits the road for its first ever live national tour of Australia and is coming to Gladstone! Mistress of ceremonies Julia Zemiro; firm but fair co-host Brian Nankervis; the legendary RocKwiz Orkestra and Dugald (with mystery guests in tow) will be touring live for the first time ever in the show?s five year on-air history! It will be just like you see on your TV every Saturday night on SBS ? but this time, so close you can smell them! These shows are not for broadcast, meaning that the show is a not-to-be-missed live event! RocKwiz is unique and exciting television, cleverly blending live music performances with engaging chat and music trivia questions. In an era where there are precious few opportunities to see live music performances on prime TV, RocKwiz rates as the best of them by making the music the star of the show. RocKwiz loves and respects all forms of music ? pop, rock, soul, roots, country and alternate/indie acts have all found a welcome, open door at RocKwiz. This is a G Rated show however children must be accompanied by an adult and pay full price. Tickets: Full price $65.00 Groups 6+ $55.00

Featuring Doug Parkinson, Donny Edwards as Elvis and Scott Cameron as Buddy the Big Bopper himself is inviting you to shake, rattle and roll like never before! Elvis Meets Buddy is a stage spectacular bringing to life a concert like nothing you've ever seen - Elvis Presley and Buddy Holly - together on one stage! They invite you back to the Fifties, a time when the colours of the spectrum were exaggerated, and grease backed hair was a fashion; the era that gave birth to Rock and Roll. Tickets: Rows A - F $69.00 Rows G - U $59.00

Events June 2010

In conjunction with the ATO and CCIQ this seminar is aimed at keeping employers up todate with superannuation and industrial relations changes.

Industry Update Luncheon

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Set in a department store, four women with seemingly nothing in common but a black lace bra meet by chance at a lingerie sale. They quickly bond and make fun of their woeful hot flashes, forgetfulness, mood swings, wrinkles, night sweats and chocolate binges. A sisterhood is created between these diverse women as they release that menopause is no longer the silent passage! This show will guarantee you to leave the theatre uplifted and joyous. This is a show that can be enjoyed time and time again, so get together with your sisters and experience this one act laugh-a-thon! The show is proudly supported by Sea FM, Hot FM, Southern Cross Ten and The Observer. Tickets: Adults $40.00 Friends $35.00 Concession $35.00 Students $30.00 Groups 10+ $30.00

The Mount Larcom show is an Agricultural show.

Athol Guy and Friends have collectively pooled their unique musical talents to offer you a wonderfully entertaining event. As four individuals, their success has been worldwide: Athol with his extraordinary career with The Seekers, Buddy as a 60's pop icon, and Jenny and Rod, who as 'Harmony Plus' have had great success performing in the international cabaret scene. As a group of friends, they soon realised they had something special to offer with beautiful harmonies and some different takes on old favourites. They have created a laid-back musical experience and are sure to treat their audience as intimate friends out for a relaxing and fun experience. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50

Events July 2010

Member 2 Member Networking Function (M2M)
Date: Thursday 1 July 2010
Where: Level 1, Grand Hotel, Goondoon St

The Annual Old Wheels In Motion Rally is a celebration of our nation's glorious past, our rich heritage and the pioneering spirit of Australia. Displays include vintage machinery, heavy horses, vintage vehicles and commerical vehicles, blacksmithing, model steam, gold stamping, drilling rigs, spinning and weaving, camp oven cooking and much, much more. Demonstrations, including the Tractor Pull, the Slow Tractor Race, Tractor Balancing, Rope Making, Chaff Cutting, etc. along with the Traditional Grand Parades will undoubtedly entertain all ages. Market, trade and swap meet sites will also provide visitors, exhibitors and guests with the opprotunity to seek out and find that little something they were looking for. Gates open daily at 8.00am. Catering, bar, powered camping sites and hot showers all available on site. Travelling exhibitors most welcome. Adults: $7.00 Students/Concession: $5.00 Children Under 12: FREE. Exhibitors wishing to attend can obtain a Registration Pack from the Club Secretary, Cindy Cooper. Market, trade and swap meet site holders can also obtain further information by calling (07) 4992 2400 during business hours.

Relay For Life is an overnight community event where corporate, communty, sporting and frienship gruops walk to raise funds for the Cancer Council.

Events August 2010

Take a stroll around the world at the Gladstone Multicultural Festival Taste the Food see the cultural craft and display stalls and listen to the songs and music from the four corners of the world. Great day out for all the family

From 9am to 11pm, this annual show provides fun and entertainment for the entire family. With rides, side show alley, local arts and crafts and a fireworks dispaly to end the day.

Entry Fee applicable

Industry Update Luncheon
Date: Wednesday 11 August 2010
Time: 11.30am networking, 12.00pm to 2.00pm
Where: Level 1, Grand Hotel, Goondoon St
Cost: Members $60.00, Non-members $70.00

Starring Australian and London Westend musical theatre star Philip Gould, this show celebrates the life, in words and music, of the most prolific and successful musical theatre composer in the world in the past 100 years. It also celebrates many of the great artists who collaborated with Lloyd Webber including Tim Rice and Sir Elton John. Some of the musicals highlighted include ?Joseph and His Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat?, ?Jesus Christ Superstar?, ?Phantom of the Opera?, ?Evita? and ?The Lion King?. Complete with full narrative of Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber?s fascinating life, this show is one not to be missed. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50

Cystic Fibrosis Charity Golf Day Sponsored by LJ Hooker Gladstone 2 person Ambrose Calliope Country Club 9.30am Shotgun Start

Events September 2010

The Annual Seafood Festival is held in September from 10am - 4pm. 

Check out the Gladstone Festivals and Events webpage for more details 

Events October 2010

Agnes Water Triathlon and Junior Aquathlon is an annual sporting event held at Agnes Water's Main Beach. The Junior Aquathlon is held Saturday afternoon, with a run, swim, run event. Sunday morning is the Triathlon, with full Sprint Distance and the shorter Come 'n' Tri distance for beginners. Teams and corporate team categories also available.

This tiny performer, who stands at just 4?10 ?? is one of Australia?s most popular female entertainers. She rose to stardom during the ?Bandstand? days and has since appeared on every major television shows in Australia. Judy has received more than twenty awards during her career including three TV Logies and eight MO awards. Her love of singing shines through in her performances and her passion for entertaining is still very much alive, even after four decades. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50

Details to come...

Events December 2010

International Volunteers Day - We thank you!

Since the first colonisation of Australia by the British in 1788 there have been bands associated with the military. These bands provided musical support for ceremonies as well as performances for the public. The Australian Army Band, along with their usual ceremonial duties, are also deployed to sites where the Australian Army are based to boost morale and provide support to the troops. Don?t miss this great opportunity to see our nation?s defence force in musical action. Morning Melodies is a lovely opportunity, specifically for seniors, to enjoy an entertaining live performance at an affordable price, renew old acquaintances and meet some new friends. Guests are provided with a complimentary morning tea from 10am with the performance starting at 11am. Tickets: Adults $12.50 Groups 8+ $11.50