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Lyall Bay Surf Life Saving Club Open Day and Art Auction - 31 October

Jenny from Melrose

Purchase art from some of Wellington's top creatives, and help Lyall Bay SLSC finish it's clubhouse so that it can continue providing a great life saving service to the community.

Artists who have kindly contributed artwork include Michael McCormack, Dr. Ashley Bloomfield, Werner Kaffl, Jane Blackmore, and more.

Tickets are $40 and include food and drink, phone bidding is also available. 31 October 5-7pm.

Email fundraising@lyallbayslsc.org.nz to purchase a ticket, or head to the Lyall Bay Surf Life Saving Club Facebook page for more information.

There will also be a club open day and art sale between noon and 3pm on the same day. For a small donation, see the progress on the building project and get the opportunity to purchase pieces of art available for sale. You can also view the art that will be auctioned in the evening. It is also a chance to hear about what we do, including our popular junior surf programme and sign up you are keen.

Art Auction Fundraiser invite 111020.pdf Download View

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