SPEAKER: MAGGIE CAMPBELL PEDERSON, FGA ABIPP - NADFAS

Originally a photographer specialising in jewellery, Maggie became intrigued by the gemstones with which she was working to the extent that she subsequently qualified as a gemmologist. She is also interested in, and has worked in, animal conservation. Maggie is the author of ‘Gem and Ornamental Materials of Organic Origin’ – the only book devoted to the subject of organics, covering all of the well-known materials and many lesser known ones. She is also the editor of ‘Organic Gems’ – the online information centre and periodical similarly devoted entirely to this subject.

Lecture: Organic Gems as Adornment – Amber, Coral, Pearls & others
Her lecture will introduce us to the different organic materials, their origins and their various uses.  Mention will also be made of current trade bans and how to identify some fakes.

Admisson fee applies

SENIORS CONCERT - Sing and Swing Concert

A concert for seniors living in the Camden area that will include live performances and some dancing.  Morning tea and lunch will also be served at this event.

Wednesday 18th March

11am start

Tickets available from the Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655 8681 or Senior Citizens hall, John Street Camden.

Quota International of Camden Inc Presents.......

THE CAVALCADE OF FASHION INC.

Not just a Fashion Parade, but a facinating, entertaining and memorable glimpse in to our wonderful past.

Saturday 21st March 2009

From 2pm

Tickets: $35 includes High Tea. Entry by ticket only.

A LETTER TO SOPHIE

Sophie Delezio’s parents, Ron Delezio and Carolyn Martin will be the next authors to visit Camden as part of the Library’s Visiting Writers Program. They will talk about their new book, "A Letter to Sophie", which describes, through their private journals, an intimate portrait of their life – from the day of Sophie’s first horrific accident to the present day. It’s a personal book which describes not only their survival as a family, but the way in which they have managed to offer hope and joy to others in the process.

Wednesday 1st April 2009 6.30pm

Cost is $7, including refreshments.

Bookings essential. For more information phone 4654 7951 or 4645 5039

WOLLONGONG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENT - HEROICS

Your favourite arias and overtures from the World of Opera featuring the heroes and heroines (or villains) of Rossini, Bernstein, Lloyd Webber and other giants of the genre.

THURSDAY 2ND APRIL 7.30PM

Tickets available from Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655 8681

ECOBEAT

A band night to celebrate National Youth Week 2009 for young people aged 12-25years.

Date: Friday 3rd April 2009
Time: 6pm-10pm
Venue: Camden Civic Centre, Auditorium
Entry: FREE

No alcohol or drugs will be permitted and bag searches will be conducted.
Food can be purchased from inside the venue. No pass outs after 8:30pm.

For more information contact 46455021 or email jodie.grundy@camden.nsw.gov.au

18 APRIL

SPEAKER: TRISHA DIXON – ADFAS
Trisha is a photographer-writer with a passion for gardens and history. She has written, co-authored, photographed and edited a number of books including: The Vision of Edna Walling, Australia’s Timeless Gardens, Gardens in Time, In the Footsteps of Edna Walling, The Country Garden, Garden Design and Style: The Essence of the Garden, Monaro Country and Banjo Patterson’s High Country. Trisha edited Australian Garden History for six years and has been a columnist and contributor for various publications. She has held a number of exhibitions, including a touring one for the National Trust.                           
Lecture: Where Runs the River
This is the last line of the last poem by Banjo Patterson to his friends, the Osbornes at Bolaro Station at the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. The lecture weaves together literature, social history and architecture.

29 APRIL

SOLAR HOT WATER FORUM

Camden Civic Centre Wednesday 29th April 7-9 pm.

A free information session with great displays, up-to-date information & informative presentation. 

We aim to provide you with the latest news about making COST SAVINGS on your energy bills.

NOW is the best time to take advantage of the government rebates scheme and plan for solar hot water.

Come along get the facts and be ready for the savings when you go solar!

FREE ENTRY!
Light supper provided

For information and to register                                                                   For more information
By phone contact Peter 4647-6594                                                            www.mcsl.org.au
or email peter.reay@mcsl.org.au

This is a Living Macarthur project supported by the NSW Environmental Trust

8-15 MAY

THE 35TH CAMDEN ART PRIZE - 2009

The Camden Art Prize will celebrate its 35^th birthday this year. Since the prestigious local competition first began in 1974 it has grown in size, interest and acclaim. The annual Exhibition and Sale of works is now a major event on the cultural calendar and attracts both local and national artists.

The official opening of the 34^th Camden Art Prize will be held on Friday 8 May at Camden Civic Centre, corner of Oxley and Mitchell Streets, Camden . Free entry from 7.30pm, with the proceedings starting at 8pm. Prize-winning entries are acquired each year by the Art Committee Inc to become part of the impressive and ever expanding Camden Community Art Collection. Works from this significant collection are currently on show in Council’s buildings.

Entry for works to be exhibited in the 2009 competition will take place on Saturday 2 May. Entry forms will be available from Camden Civic Centre, Camden Council, the Exhibition Secretary or from this site.

All artists are encouraged to consider entering the Art Prize. The exhibition is open 8 to 15 May 2009. For more information contact Camden Civic Centre on 4655 8681.

Download Exhibitor Entry Form

17 MAY

ANTHONY GRZELKA, 41-year-old father of three is one of Australia's leading Spiritual Mediums. As the Australian equivalent to John Edwards, he conducts seminars, workshops and private readings throughout Australia. His popularity is such that seminars are always at sell-out capacity and the private readings are booked ahead for two years.

Anthony began working as a professional Spiritual Medium about six years ago. When his corporate career became unfulfilling, the onetime Insurance Broker began using his unique psychic gift, talking to those from the past to bring hope and relief to families and individuals whose lives had been affected by tragedy, sickness and disaster.

His approach to helping people deal with grief and achieve spiritual wellbeing is down-to-earth, practical and achievable. And the results, are “beyond belief” say the astonished families who've experienced Anthony's special brand of 'crossing over'. He is the man dubbed Australia's own ''Ghost Whisperer'' - and one of only two Aussie medium’s endorsed by respected US medium, James Van Praagh who inspired Channel Seven's show of the same name.

His new technique of ‘soul talking’ is further increasing the level of respect for Anthony.  The unique ‘connections' he's made with severely disabled children, stroke-ridden patients or people in comas, is finally unlocking hidden doorways into a little understood twilight world where he's become the 'voice' for a vulnerable, disadvantaged section of the community.

Anthony is also an accomplished author his first book ‘Medium Down Under’ published in 2007 was soon followed by ‘Life & Beyond’, which released to rave reviews in August 2008. His TV appearances include Channel 7’s Weekend Sunrise, Channel 9’s The Catch Up, a number of guest spots on various ABC TV shows, he has been interviewed by New Idea, Who Magazine and Take 5 and has done countless radio appearances, including his now weekly 1 hour psychic show on ‘The Night show with Christo’ in the Eastern States.

If you would like to experience Anthony’s special brand of ‘crossing over’ first-hand, then take the opportunity to go to one of his seminars. The connections Anthony makes at his seminars is really something to be experienced, and not just by those receiving the connection. Bearing witness to the moment of truth when he delivers a message from a loved one passed that lifts and shifts years of grief, hurt or unresolved emotion for an individual in the audience is awesome. Instead of simply being entertained, the audience as a whole learns by the experience.

SUNDAY 17TH MAY 1:30PM

Bookings are essential. Tickets are available by phoning (08) 9724 1881 or online at www.whispersfrombeyond.com.au (seminars page)

23 MAY

SPEAKER: SUSANNAH FULLERTON BA MSc (Arts) – ADFAS
Susannah is well known to Camden ADFAS. Her MSc (Arts) (Edinburgh) was in English Literature and Victorian fiction. She has taught at WEA College, Sydney and in the Department of Continuing Education at the University of Sydney. She has been a guest speaker at meetings of the Jane Austen Society and the Bronte Society and has spoken at various clubs and societies, including the Library Society of NSW. Susannah is president of the Jane Austen Society of Australia and a member of the Bronte Society, the Trollope Society and the Byron Society.     

Lecture: Vita Sackville West – Novelist, Poet, and Creator of Sissinghurst

Admisson fee applies

28 MAY

SENIORS LEISURE & LIFESTYLE EXPO

They say life begins at 40! Well let me tell you we have over 40 exhibitors ready to prove or assist with making that exactly so.  

With comprehensive information on professional services, support groups, social activities, fitness opportunities and so much more the exhibition will provide opportunities for you to speak with the providers, discuss your needs and take away some very valuable information and contacts that will make life much easier.

Plenty of exciting giveaways and prizes to be won! Come along and enjoy a great day out.

THURSDAY 28TH MAY 9.30AM - 2PM

FREE ENTRY

2 JUNE

SEMINAR SERIES - DISCOVER & LEARN

"Unlocking your inner potential” – Finding you in the chaos of life         
10.00am – 12.00 noon

 “Survive & Thrive” – Pathways to a better future                          
7.00pm – 9.00pm

Discover the keys to surviving & thriving through tough times
Discover the keys to unlocking a better future
Unlock the little miracles we miss each day
Learn how to be, do & have what you want in life
How to move towards fulfillment & happiness
Learn ways to take charge of your life

Speaker:
Philip Morphew – is a well respected speaker on human potential and personal leadership. He has over 20 years of experience helping over 15,000 individuals to a better life and personal fulfillment. He is both a highly awarded wellness chiropractor and a senior leadership advisor to leaders of top 100 companies both nationally and internationally. He has also worked with Olympians – national & international sporting champions. He is an engaging speaker who has an incredible understanding & knowledge of people and how to help them achieve more personal satisfaction, fulfillment & peace in their lives. It is well worth the time & effort to listen to Philip share his worldly wisdom & intimate knowledge – it may just help you unlock your potential and move to a greater level of freedom in your life.

Bookings Essential:     Please let us know which dates you wish to book a seat for. Ph. 4655-8178
Venue:                         Camden Civic Centre (downstairs rooms) – Oxley St (opposite Woolworths) Camden
Cost:                            Donation – all proceeds to go charity

9 & 11 JUNE

WILLS DAYS

Public Trustee NSW Liverpool Branch will be visiting Camden Civic Centre on TUESDAY 9 JUNE 2009 and THURSDAY 11 JUNE 2009.

Making your Will wiht us is easy and there's no charge when appointing Public Trustee as your executor.

Charges apply on estate administration only.

Please call the Liverpool Branch for a free appointment. 1300 364 103

12 JUNE

WOLLONGONG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENTS - LEGENDS

The legends of the music world may not be known by name but by the melodies that become a part of our personal stories.
 
Mendelssohn’s Overture to Midsummer Night’s Dream transports us to the legendary world of Shakespeare’s tale.
 
Piazzolla’s name has become synonymous with the sensuous music of the tango. The evocative Bandoneon Concerto will move your hearts and feet.
Our special guest will be an Argentinean Bandoneon player here on an international tour.
 
Mention Tchaikovsky and we think passion and incredible beauty. His Sixth Symphony has it all. A legendary musical experience .

Up close and personal
Come and experience a new intimate way of experiencing classical music.
Sit around the orchestra who will be on the floor of the Auditorium.
Be the first to hear and see this preview concert.
 
FRIDAY 12th June 7.30pm

All tickets $20

Tickets available from Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655 8681

17 JUNE

SEMINAR SERIES - DISCOVER & LEARN

“Survive & Thrive”– Pathways to a better future                                        
10.00am – 12.00noon            

“Unlocking your inner potential” – Finding you in the chaos of life           
7.00pm – 9.00 pm

Discover the keys to surviving & thriving through tough times
Discover the keys to unlocking a better future
Unlock the little miracles we miss each day
Learn how to be, do & have what you want in life
How to move towards fulfillment & happiness
Learn ways to take charge of your life        

Speaker:
Philip Morphew – is a well respected speaker on human potential and personal leadership. He has over 20 years of experience helping over 15,000 individuals to a better life and personal fulfillment. He is both a highly awarded wellness chiropractor and a senior leadership advisor to leaders of top 100 companies both nationally and internationally. He has also worked with Olympians – national & international sporting champions. He is an engaging speaker who has an incredible understanding & knowledge of people and how to help them achieve more personal satisfaction, fulfillment & peace in their lives. It is well worth the time & effort to listen to Philip share his worldly wisdom & intimate knowledge – it may just help you unlock your potential and move to a greater level of freedom in your life.

Bookings Essential:         Please let us know which dates you wish to book a seat for. Ph. 4655-8178
Venue:                              Camden Civic Centre (downstairs rooms) – Oxley St (opposite Woolworths) Camden
Cost                                  Donation – all proceeds to go charity

27 JUNE

SPEAKER: DAVID COKE – NADFAS
David is an art historian and curator. He has been appointed Governor of Coram Family, the current incarnation of Capt. Coram’s eighteenth century Foundling Hospital, which still does wonderful and innovative work with the most vulnerable of London’s children. David is most at home with artists and other creative people and his greatest pleasure is to be able, occasionally, to buy their work.

Lecture: Making Faces – A Personal View of Portraiture
A personal view of why artists paint portraits, what they are used for, and what they convey to us today. The many images include everything from the Egyptian mummy portrait to the Identikit, from the caricature to the death mask.

27 JUNE

Fisher's Ghost Youth Orchestra presents: Left of Centre: An Orchestral Concert of Quirky, Smurfy, and Heroic Proportions Conducted by David Griffin, south-west Sydney's premiere orchestra will perform Schubert's Unfinished Symphony, John Williams' music from Indiana Jones, as well as music by Prokofiev and Mussorgsky. This memorable evening will conclude with a complete performance of Liszt's famous Piano Concerto No. 1 with soloist Lachlan Glen. Date: Saturday 27th June Time: 7:30pm. Tickets at the door: Adults $10; Children $5; Family (2+2) $25. Contact Patricia on 0407 773 341 for more information.

7 JULY

AGE PENSION & YOUR CHOICES

This presentation is aimed at people who are approaching Age Pension age and covers the eligibility and assessment of income and assets.

TUESDAY, 7TH JULY 1PM

To reserve a seat and receive further details, telephone the National Booking Service on : 136357 or
email : fis.seminar.bookings@centrelink.gov.au

14 JULY

UNDERSTANDING RETIREMENT INCOME STREAMS

How they work, advantages & disadvantages, Centrelink assessment, tax treatment, and comparison of investment options.

TUESDAY, 14th JULY 6PM

To reserve a seat and receive further details, telephone the National Booking Service on : 136357 or
email : fis.seminar.bookings@centrelink.gov.au

16-18 JULY

CAMDEN FINE ART GALLERY - EXHIBITION & SALE

Camden Fine Art Gallery’s Nan Howard will exhibit the works of leading Australian Artist Doreen Shaw in her forthcoming exhibition of established and emerging artists in July. Doreen’s work will be hung alongside works from local and interstate artists in the Undercroft of the Camden Civic Centre.

Nan’s on line Gallery exhibits works from various artists all year round on www.camdenfineartgallery.com.au .

Opening Times:

Thursday 16th July - 11.00am-8.00pm
Friday 17th July - 10.00-6.00pm
Saturday 18th July - 9.30 – 4.00pm

Free Entry

17 JULY

From the creators of The Wiggles comes a brand new live show to entertain children of all ages.   Bringing back the magic of pantomime, THE KINGDOM OF PARAMITHI presents CINDERELLA – based on the hit television series seen on Channel 9 and Nick Jr.

‘The Kingdom of Paramithi’ presents the delightful tale of Cinderella who against all odds, finally meets her handsome prince! For the first time ever, you can delight in the songs, dances and stories of ‘The Kingdom of Paramithi’. You’ll love the antics of King John, Queen Isabella, James and Genevieve who along with other colourful characters, add the Kingdom of Paramithi touch to the magical tale Cinderella, the story first popularised in France in 1697.

Created by Blue Wiggle Anthony Field and Paul Field and developed by the experience of The Wiggles production team, the new live show, which features many of the original television cast members, incorporates musical performance, dance, comedy, colourful characters and costumes in front of a live audience.

FRIDAY, 17TH JULY, 10AM 

ON SALE MONDAY, 20TH APRIL

Tickets $17 / Family of 4 or more $16 each
Children under 12 months free without a seat

Tickets available from Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655-8681

18 JULY

SPEAKER:    DR SCOTT ANDERSON MA PhD FSA (Scot) – NADFAS
Scott is a trained archaeologist but his interests shifted to the world of art, antiques and auctioneering. He has worked in education since 1972, lecturing to a wide range of adult audiences from WEA to BA and MA level and led study tours abroad for BA students and for Tour NADFAS. In 1994 Scott joined the team at Southampton Solent University as a lecturer in Fine Arts Valuation.

Lecture: Upstairs & Downstairs: Life in the Victorian & Edwardian Country House
The imposing Victorian and Edwardian great houses and vast estates seem to encapsulate the very spirit of ‘Englishness. Yet life in the great country mansions was not necessarily always idyllic, even for the rich.

18 JULY

“THANKYOU CAMDEN GIFT CONCERT” – LACHLAN GLEN

19 year old Camden-born pianist Lachlan Glen would like to thank the community of Camden and beyond, by presenting his 2nd annual “Thankyou Camden Gift Concert”.

Lachlan has recently completed his first year of piano studies with internationally-respected concert pianist and teacher, Professor Min Kwon, in the USA and will commence his 2nd year in September 2009. Lachlan has, during his time in the US, performed at Carnegie Hall and Steinway Hall, and has now returned to Camden to perform an evening of classical masterpieces for piano.

Saturday, 18th July, 2009. 7:30pm, doors open at 7.00pm.
Free Entry. An opportunity will be given for donations to be made towards his continuing education at the conclusion of the concert.

31 JULY- 2 AUGUST

23rd ANNAUAL CAMDEN ANTIQUE FAIR presented by Quota International of Camden Inc

July 31 – August 2

Raising money for various community projects and much needed equipment the fair attracts thousands seeking quality antique furniture, collectibles, jewellery, linen, china and precious keepsakes.

All items on display are for sale.

Verbal valuations are available at a minimal cost between 10am and 3pm on Saturday and Sunday with a limit of 2 items per person.

All proceeds go to charity for more information please phone 4655 8681.

Friday July 31 - 6.30pm-9pm
Saturday August 1 - 10am-5pm
Sunday August 2 - 10am – 4.30pm

Entry fees apply

4 AUGUST

WATOTO CHILDRENS CHOIR

The Watoto Choir is made up of children who have been left as orphans because of the HIV/Aids crisis. The choir has toured internationally since 1994. The performances are a soulful blend of African rhythm, contemporary gospel and ethnic dance. The children's energy and sincerity inspire, encourage, and challenge audiences all around the world.

Tuesday, 4th August, 2009
7.00pm. Free Admission. No Bookings. Opportunity to make a donation to the work of Watoto.

Enquiries: Camden Uniting Church 46559303

Hosted by AGAPE, Camden Uniting Church.

12 AUGUST

UNDERSTANDING SUPERANNUATION

This presentation explains what superannuation is, the contributions, investment options, how super accumulates and the concessional tax treatment.

WEDNESDAY 12TH AUGUST 6PM

To reserve a seat and receive further details, telephone the National Booking Service on : 136357 or
email : fis.seminar.bookings@centrelink.gov.au

15 AUGUST

SPEAKER: LINDA SMITH BA (Hons) MA – NADFAS
Linda is an art historian with a broad range of knowledge and a special interest in British art, and the art of the twentieth century. She delivers illustrated talks, presentations and study days on a variety of art history topics and has taken on various types of assignment at a wide range of venues, including cruise liners, public galleries, secondary schools, and private art societies in the UK and overseas. She is an accredited NADFAS lecturer and an experienced gallery guide, especially at the Tate Britain and Tate Modern in London, where she works as a Guide and Lecturer.

Lecture: Great Tarts in Art: High Culture & the Oldest Profession
A mixture of art history analysis and scandalous anecdote, this lecture takes a generally light-hearted look at changing attitudes to sexual morality down the ages. This lecture is very much a social history: carefully placing the works of art in their proper historical context, which reveals many little nuances and meanings in well-known works which might not be immediately apparent to the modern eye.

19 AUGUST

CREATING WEALTH - GETTING STARTED

10 Simple steps to getting on the right track to building wealth.

WEDNESDAY 19TH AUGUST 6PM

To reserve a seat and receive further details, telephone the National Booking Service on : 136357 or
email : fis.seminar.bookings@centrelink.gov.au

26 AUGUST

DANCING THROUGH TIME

Dancing through time is a partnership between Macarthur District Temporary Family Care and CJ’s Dancers of Narellan.  The project brings the youth of Macarthur with young people with a disability together through dance and performance.  People with disabilities are also given the opportunity to experience all aspects of the production, such as marketing, video documentary and props.

The show will feature four dances with a range of different styles of music which is complimented by costumes of the period. Dancing Through time is proudly supported by Camden Council and C91.3. Macarthur District Temporary Family Care would encourage you to support the project by purchasing tickets for the show. 

Camden Civic Centre

Wednesday 26th August, 2009

7.00pm.Tickets: Adult $10.00 Child $5.00
Limited tickets available at the door
To pre-purchase tickets call (02) 9603 7011

19 SEPTEMBER

SPEAKER: TERRY PEARSON BA (Hons) MA Dip Ed – NADFAS
Terry retired from the Open University when the Sixteenth Century course came to the end of its ten-year life in 1999 and since then has been making her own agenda, following interests in all sorts of curious aspects of mediaeval life, thought and art.

Lecture: Myths, Monsters & Misericords
Misericords, the ‘secret’ carvings beneath the seats in the choirs of medieval cathedrals and some major churches, offer a fascinating glimpse into the ways of life and thought of our ancestors. This talk considers some popular old myths about familiar animals as well as the weirder creatures described in the medieval bestiaries and carved on the misericords.

20 SEPTEMBER

BUMPS, BIBS, TOTS & TEETH EXPO

The Camden Civic Centre is holding its annual Bumps, Bibs, Tots & Teeth Expo on Sunday, 20th September from 10am–2pm.

The expo will showcase businesses and community services available to expecting parents, new babies, toddlers and school aged kids.

Entertainment includes a free jumping castle, face painting, toy library, early childhood music classes, demonstrations & more.

The first 150 parents will receive a sample bag.

With free entry and activities for the whole family, it’s a great day out for everyone!!!

Sunday, 20th September 2009
10.00am-2.00pm
Free Entry

Expo Website

Exhibitors
Anyone interested in exhibiting should contact Ashley on Ph. (02) 4655 8681 or email ashley.hoffman@camden.nsw.gov.au

For further information please contact Camden Civic Centre on 4655 8681 for further information.

10 OCTOBER

SPEAKER: ELIZABETH GORDON – NADFAS
Elizabeth is both art historian and musician. She has lectured on art and music tours for Serenissima, NADFAS, Martin Randall Travel, and on cruises for Swan Hellenic and Noble Caledonia. Elizabeth’s hobby is singing, and for many years she sang in the Bach Choir. She will be sharing her love and knowledge of Sicily, Assisi, Venice, Vivaldi and Kings College Cambridge. Elizabeth is also the tour leader of the 2009 ADFAS Tour to Venice.

Lecture: Vivaldi & Canaletto
Antonio Vivaldi (1678-1741) spent most of his life writing bubbling concertos for a girl’s orphanage in Venice. Antonio Canaletto (1697-1768) was a mere 19 years younger than Vivaldi, and spent his career painting topographical views of his native city for the delectation of the tourists who wished to have a personal record of Venice to take back home. In Elizabeth’s view Vivaldi and Canaletto are pretty good bedfellows!

16 OCTOBER

DOROTHY THE DINOSAUR - CHILDRENS CONCERT

Details coming soon!

18 OCTOBER

CAMDEN WEDDING EXPO

On Sunday, 18th October 2009 from 10am-2pm Camden Civic Centre will be hosting Camden Wedding Expo.

This is a great opportunity for you to meet with over 40 wedding specialists, see the latest trends and gather ideas for your special day.

Other highlights include live entertainment, free sample bags for the first 100 brides and grooms-to- be, and fantastic giveaways!

Enjoy a great day out with FREE entry and parking!

23 OCTOBER

WOLLONGONG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENT- CHAMPIONS

Hear the champion of the Southern Highlands Piano Competition playing the winning piano concerto followed by the classical champion, Beethoven, and his masterpiece, the unforgettable 5th Symphony.

FRIDAY 23RD OCTOBER 7.30PM

Tickets available from Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655 8681

26 NOVEMBER

SPASTIC CENTRE CHRISTMAS CAROLS

Featuring a massed choir made up of local primary school children, the Amazing Grace Singers, and the Camden/Campbelltown Municipal Band.

Starting at 7.30pm. Free Admission.

Date:      Thursday, 26th November
Venue:     Camden Civic Centre
Time:       7.30pm
Free Admission: opportunity during the evening to make a donation to Spastic Centre, NSW.

For further information please conatct: Camden Uniting Church, phone 46559303 or 0412400394 , or email info@agapemusic.org.au.

27 NOVEMBER

WOLLONGONG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRESENT - FANTASTICAL CLASSICAL

The concert for everyone. This program of well loved works will include Peter and the Wolf, and of course the 1812 Overture.

FRIDAY 27TH NOVEMBER 7.30PM

Tickets available from Camden Civic Centre Ph. 4655 8681