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CONCERT Ukulele Funtime Orchestra & Singers

Garry from Browns Bay

Concert on the 10th December, Ukulele Funtime Orchestra & Singers present a happy hour of popular songs from the 60s to the 80s.
We feature great songs by great artists and sometimes play songs of an earlier vintage. You're in for a treat with our soloists, group singers, and musicians.
This group has grown in size from five members in 2018 to around 50 members, with our last and 4th concert of the year featuring a new set of songs and encouraging the audience to sing and tap along.

The Venue is the Church hall at 45 Anzac Road, Browns Bay. Time 1.30 – 2.45 pm. Entry is $5 with a door prize.
Garry Clark Group Leader Mob 022 023 2022

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