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HomeCommunity NewsGreat music for a great cause

Great music for a great cause

The Gympie Country Music Club held a very successful concert on 25 March. The members and audience were thrilled with their guest artist Alec Beckett who entertained the large crowd along with the local artists.

The next Gympie Country Music Club Concert will be held on 22 April and this concert will be a fund raising event for the Kilkivan and District Community Aged Care organisation, who work tirelessly to keep their elderly residents in their own homes.

Many of these residents have attended the regular concerts, thanks to the availability of their Community Bus.

It’s a very worthy cause, so come along and support this wonderful group of workers.

Saturday 22 April at 1pm at the Senior Citizens Centre on Mellor Street!

Raffles and lucky door tickets will be available as well as afternoon tea.

Just $8 gets you through the door.

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