Past Events › Deniliquin (NSW)

To sing as part of the Deniliquin Australia Day ceremony with the Edward River Council town band

To sing as part of the ceremony for the Vietnam Veterans day.

The Deniliquin Town Hall has been completely renovated to state of the art standards, We have been invited to be part of the activities involved in the reopening which will run over 3 days - with two performances on one day. We have two performances -  Arrive at venue by 6.30pm on 24 Feb and then arrive at  11.30am. The performances will happen shortly after we arrive.

To sing as part of the entertainment at Deniliquin U3A conference dinner

To sing for the Anzac day service in Wanganella

To sing for the Anzac Day ceremony in Deniliquin

To sing as part of a 'Show your Talent' event in conjunction with Deniliquin U3A and South West Music

The Victorian Welsh Choir are performing in Deniliquin as part of the Concert series for South West Music Conservatorium Sing Australia Deniliquin have been invited to join them in the choruses of Battle Hymn of the Republic,When the Saints go Marching in and Waltzing Matilda.

To sing for the residents entertainment on August 11th.

To sing at the launch of Betty Matthews book, on the Flying school which operated from Deniliquin during the war.

To sing for the residents of Orana Aged Care Hostel

The combined singing groups in Deniliquin present an afternoon of singing in the Uniting church Deniliquin There are no perceived risks

Our Christmas breakup party,dinner at the Coach House hotel No perceived risks

The Rotary Club of Deniliquin Christmas Carols Sing Australia support the town band with carol s with the audience and sing 2 items of our choice No perceived risks

To sing for the residents of Orana Hostel Deniliquin. There are no perceived risks.

To sing at Orana Hostel for the residents. We will use this event as our Sing Australia Day celebration. There are no perceived risks.

To sing at the Deniliquin Dawn service. No perceived risks for this ceremony.

To sing at the Wanganella Anzac Day ceremony. There are no perceived risks.