Troubadours String Quartet concert,
* The Troubadours are a string quartet who are making a name for themselves as up and coming stars of NZ musical talent. They are performing at the Little Theatre, Stafford St, Feilding on Sunday 14th March at 2.30pm. Their music is an exciting range carefully selected from their wide repertoire.
* Because of Covid 19 Levels and no certainty of what the Level will be, tickets will be restricted to 40, and for safety the audience will be seated at tables with only their companions with them. You will not share with strangers!
* During the interval, afternoon tea will be served at your table - tea or coffee and a generous plate of assorted cakes and savouries. Gloves will be worn by the servers and all safety measures will be take.
* Tickets are $15 and should be pre-ordered from Dawn - 06 324 0457. Then pay on arrival in cash only please. All profits after hall hire to the group to assist with their travel and training.
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Tacking the bamboo-like pest in the Manawatū
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