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Fantastic finale for arts program

19/11/2010

THE City of Casey’s 2007 Winter Arts Program will conclude with what the organisers describe as a fantastic free finale concert this Saturday.
Featuring colourful music and dance performances from talented local performers and groups, the night is sure to be a hit among Casey residents.
Concert organisers say the event is a celebration of what the arts means to Casey and is certain to be a family pleaser, with something for everyone to enjoy.
The performance line-up will include Casey Idol winners Naomi Horsley and Dwayne D’Cruz, the Casey Pipe Band, Unda-Size, Glenbrae Celtic Dancers, Just Harmony, Garland and Coster, Shivalayam Nadanalaya Indian Dance Group, Freedom Chilean Band and the Cranbourne Lions Concert Band.
All the fun will happen from 7pm to 9pm on Saturday, 28 July, at Berwick Church of Christ, 466 Centre Road, Berwick (Melway Ref. 111 A12).
Tickets are free. Phone 9705 5200 for bookings. Tickets at the door subject to availability.

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