Editorial- August 2007

Greetings Members

Well it's Ekka time again and although Access Arts News doesn't come with any showbags, Dagwood Dogs or fairy floss, we still have a treasure trove of goodies for you to read at no cost (unlike the Ekka!).

This month we feature a report from the Caboolture Sound Circles group about their facilitator training weekend and the outcomes of the Queensland Community Foundation's inaugural general fund grant round. There's also a call out to members to perform at the next Sunset Sounds and for workshop proposals for next year's program. Both are fantastic opportunities for members to promote their incredible skills in the arts. On the Quality Assurance side of things we highlight possibly the most important policy for members to know about, the Membership Policy. Please also take note of the handout that came with your newsletter as it asks for members' involvement in a focus group as part of Access Arts' audit against the Queensland Disability Service Standards.

In the Member's Corner, there's a member profile from office regular Ted Herrmann, a touching song from Lyn Flanagan and a hilarious piece of writing by Taz! Heard.

And finally, there truly is a plethora of workshops, exhibitions, festivals and events happening around the state (and beyond!) this month so be sure to check out the bulging What's On section. (Please take extra note of the vocal workshop to be facilitated by one of the influences that inspired Sound Circles, Frankie Armstrong!)

Until next time, Keep creating!

- Sally Josephson (Project Officer)

Sound Circles Weekend 14th And 15th July 2007

Report from Caboolture Participants.

On the 14th and 15th of July Brisbane Sound Circles facilitators Emma Bennison and Sally Josephson, along with Sunshine Coast facilitator Majella Jacobson, joined the Sound Circles group from Caboolture Centacare in a whirlwind weekend of Sound Circles skills development. The weekend was a huge hit with everyone expanding their creative skills, learning from each other and exploring sound, movement, percussion and more! Facilitators were inspired by the Caboolture group's ability to work together and respect everyone's unique contributions. Below are some of the participant's thoughts on the weekend:

Aaron: Good weekend. I worked hard. I learnt a lot. Liked doing the video recording. I liked doing the rainbow sound circle. Good catching up with Emma and Majella.

Sean: Best things for me were the stories. I liked doing the first day at school especially when Chia got into trouble. Loved meeting Emma, Sally and Majella. I liked the drum kit. It was fun.

Becky: I liked the weekend. I liked everybody joining in with the group. I liked using the video cameras, I was good at that. Loved catching up with Emma and Majella. Majella was blind!!! I liked the place where we did it the hall. It was nice.

Narelle: The hall was nice. I enjoy on the weekend. The sound circle was new things, all different and moving body and new music. My favourite was rainbow colours with Aaron. Also enjoyed in the group Emma (Blind), Sally (Duck) and Majella (Jelly). I liked workshop. I hope more groups and make bigger for sound circle and make new friends. (Please note words in brackets next to facilitator's names refer to Narelle's sign names for these people.)

Julie: This was my first time at sound circles. I enjoyed meeting Emma, Sally and Majella. I also enjoyed participating in all the sessions. The two days were full of fun and laughter. It was good to see everybody's personalities coming out and being expressed freely. I think the venue helped Narelle and Robyn enjoy the experience too (vibrating floor).

Chia: I thought the weekend was great. The group process became so much clearer and is a beautiful practice to observe and be a part of. Many thanks to Emma, Sally and Majella for their inspiration, encouragement and support and for their grand sense of fun, and to the Caboolture group for their willingness to jump in and have a go. What an awesome team. I learnt a lot and enjoyed myself and had lots of laughs. We all look forward to doing sound circles with the Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast groups.

Outcomes of Queensland Community Foundation
General Fund 2007 Grant Round

The outcomes of Queensland Community Foundation's inaugural grant round have been confirmed. Grants to six organisations have been approved. The criteria for these grants came from the Philanthropy's Future in the Smart State report to which many of our sub-funders were contributors. The report showed just what was needed in the charity and non profit organisation sector; grants that made a difference and grants with a difference. Alongside the major and minor grants for capital projects the report highlighted a need to support the growth of the core businesses.

Consequently, this year the grants are being given for evaluation of existing programs. Like any sound business there is a need to review and evaluate how a program is going. Is it meeting the need? Is it using the latest technology? Can it be better tailored? All these questions and more help the many organisations in our community provide the quality services and support to those in need.

Access Arts is a proud recipient of this grant with staff members Angela Jaeschke, Peter Vance and Sally Josephson accepting the award on behalf of the organisation on July 25th at the Frances Rush Centre (pictured above with our patron Governor Quentin Bryce). These funds will be used to evaluate Sound Circles.

The other recipients for 2007 are:

Family Planning Queensland - Delivering education on Female Genital Mutilation and improving access to health services for those affected.

Scripture Union Queensland - Providing support and pastoral care through the Chaplaincy Program in Queensland State schools.

SIDS & Kids Queensland - Helping reduce the infant mortality rate by 80% through their Infant Safe Sleeping Education Campaign.

SPIRAL Inc (Supporting People in Respite and Lifestyles) - Supporting adults with intellectual difficulties and complex care needs through training, recreational, volunteering and employment options to enhance their role in the community.

Wildlife Preservation Society Queensland - Preserving the flora and fauna of Queensland, and through education and encouragement raising the community's awareness of the benefits of conservation.

Lost!

Can you help? One of our past artists is looking for some pieces of art which were in the BOA studios. There were three pieces made of wire; a shoe a horse and a hat.

If anyone knows where they are could they please contact Membership Services Officer Julie Jones at Access Arts on 3358 6200.

Performers Wanted!

Imagine the setting sun as a backdrop to your stage, the audience awaiting your performance, and some tasty morsels of food in your belly to boot!

Who could ask for anything more?

Look no further than Access Arts' 2nd Sunset Sounds for the year, to be held on Friday 5th October at the Rooftop Terrace of the Brisbane Powerhouse from 5:30-7:30pm. Admission is $5 - which includes great food plus live entertainment. We are looking for a feature artist and up to five supporting artists to appear.

Feature artists will need to audition for a spot in the program, for which they will receive a payment of $150, whilst supporting acts will have the opportunity to gain experience with a rehearsal period in preparation for the event. Depending on the amount of interest from members, support artists may be asked to audition also, the time and date of which is to be advised.

The performance by the feature artist will run for 40 minutes, in whatever style or genre you like. This can be completely your own, or with the involvement of other Access Arts members as you desire.

The supporting artists will each perform sets between 5-15 minutes. As amateur artists, you will receive the support and coaching necessary to develop a structured and polished performance. This will be delivered by professionally working artists, who are experienced in musical expression and drama, and only too eager to support talented, up and coming artists.

To express an interest, please call Angela or Emma at Access Arts on 07 3358 6200 or 1300 663 651 by September 4th. You can also email Angela at angela@accessarts.org.au

It's not who you know it's WHAT you know!

This section is dedicated to informing members about their rights as a member of Access Arts. As part of this segment, each month Access Arts News will be highlighting a policy and procedure. This month we are featuring the Membership Policy, an important policy for all members to be aware of. You can find all of Access Arts' Policies and Proceedures on our Quality Assurance page.

Purpose:

To ensure that all Members receive a high level of service that is responsive to their individual artistic needs.

Aims:

• To ensure that new Members are welcome to join our organisation at any time.
• To ensure that existing Members are aware of the need to rejoin when necessary.

Membership Service Definition:

Access Arts Inc. refers to membership service as the organisation's ability to work with their Members to achieve their artistic goals. Membership service is a phrase that is used to describe the process of taking care of our Members in a helpful and positive manner. Policy:

• All Staff are to remain up to date with Access Arts workshops, programs and projects in order to provide Members or potential Members with correct and relevant information.
• All Staff are to treat each enquiry with respect and attention.
• All Staff must be aware of which Staff member is responsible for what enquiry, so that they are able to refer the enquiry on to the appropriate Staff member if they are unable to help the person themselves.
• All Staff are to encourage new Members to fill out a Personalised Plan (see the Personalised Plan Procedure under Membership Procedure).
• The purpose of the Personalised Plan is to identify the artistic goals and interests of Members and to link them with existing or future Access Arts programs. The Personalised Plan also outlines what assistance Members require from Access Arts to reach their desired goals.
• Both a hardcopy and electronic copy of every Member's Personalised Plan must be kept.
• Members must receive a copy of their Personalised Plan.
• Personalised Plans must be reviewed when creating Access Arts' program for each year.
• All Staff must ensure that Members fill out a membership form.

Access Arts Inc Membership Services

Membership Services offered by Access Arts include but are not limited to:

• A yearly program
• Access to all programs including multi-arts workshops, master classes, events etc. (see yearly program for more details.)
• State-wide Indigenous projects
• An annual report
• Voting rights at our Annual General Meeting
• Use of Access Arts' wheelchair accessible bus
• IT support (if booked in advance)
• A local call cost number for regional callers (1300 663 651)
• An up-to-date, accessible website, www.accessarts.org.au
• A monthly newsletter containing information on articles of interest to members as well as relevant statewide event listings
• Printing including colour printing at a reduced cost
• Braille embossing
• Provision of information in alternative formats
• Regional arts development
• Artistic and professional development support including the development of a Personalised Plan to map artists' goals and pathways to reaching them
• Grant writing assistance and auspicing of funds
• Disability Awareness Training
• Support to attend arts and cultural activities
• Advocacy support for members to access organisations and services relating to the arts
• Volunteer program
• Assistance to source public liability insurance cover
• Referral and support to link in with programs delivered by other arts and cultural organisations
• Access to employment opportunities at Access Arts in the office and in workshops.

To access the procedure for this policy or to give your feedback, please call Sally Josephson at Access Arts on 3358 6200 or email sally@accessarts.org.au.

Disability Rights Update - 20th Anniversary of the Human Rights Medal and Awards

The President of the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC), John von Doussa QC, has officially opened nominations for the 2007 Human Rights Medal and Awards.

Since 1987, HREOC has recognised the often extraordinary contribution made to Australian society by a variety of men and women committed to issues of human rights, social justice and equality through these awards.

"The Human Rights Medal and Awards celebrate their 20th anniversary this year and provide an excellent opportunity to acknowledge the outstanding contributions of individuals and organisations by nominating them for these prestigious awards," Mr von Doussa said.

"You don't have to be famous or well known for your efforts to enter - the medal and awards are about celebrating the efforts of those who work tirelessly everyday without fuss to promote and protect human rights and to overcome discrimination in Australia."

Each year HREOC receives outstanding nominations for the Human Rights Medal and award categories of Law, Community (individual and organisation), Arts Non-Fiction, Print Media, Television and Radio.

"Former winners have made an outstanding contribution within their communities or done so through the practice of law, through writing books about human rights issues or through their work in the media," Mr von Doussa said.

To nominate the achievements of an individual or organisation for the 2007 Human Rights Medal or one of the award categories, simply fill in the entry form located at www.humanrights.gov.au/hr_awards or phone 02 9284 9618 and forward supporting material by 5 October, 2007.

But don't just nominate someone, please join us at the gala luncheon ceremony at the Sheraton on the Park in Sydney on Monday, 10 December to hear the winners announced and show your support for the 20th anniversary of these special awards.

Media personality Julie McCrossin will MC the event and Mr von Doussa will deliver the annual Human Rights Day Oration. For information on tickets contact 02 9284 9618 or go to www.humanrights.gov.au/hr_awards

To receive regular updates on the 2007 Awards, ceremony, shortlists and winners, join the Human Rights Awards electronic mailing list - also on the website.

(From: HREOC Mailing List Service)

Member's Corner:

Member Profile:

Since coming to Access Arts almost a year ago as part of the Creative Respite Options program, Ted has been a valued member and regular at the Access Arts office. Ted can often be found on the computer, in the BOA studios making various creations or at the New Farm Library with his good friend and support worker Darren Nufer.

1. Q: When did you become a member of AAI?
September 2006.

2. Q: What made you decide to become a member of AAI?
To give me stuff to do through the day that I will enjoy.

3. Q: What area(s) of the arts are you interested in?
Drumming, making & painting things e.g. masks and planes.

4. Q: What is your favourite food?
Chicken

5. Q: What is your favourite movie?
Harry Potter, Batman & Robin.

6. Q: What is your favourite song?
Waltzing Matilda

7. Q: If you were sent to a desert island, what would you take with you?
A boat & captain's cap & lots of toasted chicken sandwiches.

8. Q: Where do you see yourself in ten years time?
Living in my new flat with Chris my cockatiel and doing Access Arts at New Farm Park.

9. Q: What is your philosophy in life?
Just be happy and have a good relaxing holiday once a year.

WALKING WITH MY ANGEL

Walking with you by my side
But nobody can't see you only me
Just walking with my Angel

You watch over me, and see everything that I do
You'll always be my friend
Tell me what it is like to be in heaven and talk to god
Just walking with my Angel

You'll always be there for me in my sad times
When I'm with my friends I can see you there
I am sad when you go away for a while
But always glad to see you back
Just walking with my Angel

- Lyn Flanagan (Actress, Sound Circles participant and songwriter)

Hairdresser's nightmare!

HAIR! It's everywhere! Hair galore! All different colours too!
This is one (1) job which I hate!
I mean (now) c'mon, they could've given me a job that I at least.... Liked!
But, NO, they couldn't, they wouldn't..... (PARTY POOPERS)

It'd be better if I could?..... Cut, perm, style or colour? But, NO, I got the 'cleaning up' job, didn't I?
At least I guess it's better then waxing, hearing all a that screaming, I don't think I'd be able to cope or handle that! On a daily basis too!

The fact that half of it's dirty & the other half's like straw really gets to me. Especially when it's scattered all over the floor,
like today for example 'HAIR' some day's it can be just a nightmare!
It's totally a nightmare when you're right here in front of it day in, day out.
Cleansing, cleaning & painting fingernails well, that's ok I guess? But, 'HAIR', I hate it.
Curly, straight, - all of it, black, brown, red, blonde, Oh no, sorry, my mistake! I love 'HAIR'
but, when it's on your head not and I mean, NOT when it's spread all over the floor.

- Taz! Heard (Sound Circles Facilitator, writer and performer)

What's On!

Mamre's Big Day Out

The Brisbane Sound Circles group has been invited to attend Mamre's Big Day Out event on Saturday 8th September 2007, as a celebration for Mamre's 25th Anniversary. The Sound Circles group will be performing a short section of their upcoming musical (to be performed at the Access Arts Open Day) along with a couple of Sound Circles activities. This event will be an excellent opportunity to open Sound Circles to the whole community and to showcase all the fabulous things the group is up to.

Held at the Roma Street Parklands, there will be many activities such as Visual Art workshops, musical entertainment by Musical Chairs, dancing with the group Spiral Dance, and other activities from 10-4pm. The Sound Circles allocated time slot will be from 2:30pm - 3:15pm. Participants are invited to bring a picnic lunch for the day and afternoon tea will be provided for performers.

As this event falls on the last Sound Circles workshop of term 3, the workshop will be moved to 1:30-3:30PM INSTEAD OF 10-12PM. Participants can either meet at Access Arts at 1:30pm if they require transport or at Roma Street Parklands at 2pm.

Please let Access Arts know if you would like to come along by Saturday August 25th by calling Sally or Julie on 3358 6200 or letting Julie know during Sound Circles. Please also let us know if you require transport.

- Sally Josephson (Access Arts Project Officer and Sound Circles Facilitator)

Come along to the Frankie Armstrong Workshop!

Frankie Armstrong, acclaimed voice facilitator and professional singer is coming all the way from England to the Brisbane Powerhouse to deliver a voice workshop with Access Arts members, staff and anyone else who is interested.

Frankie's work has been one of the influences which contributed to the development of the Sound Circles program. Frankie believes that singing - expressing ourselves through melodic sounds - is our birthright. Historically we almost certainly sang before we created speech. It has been a way of bringing people together and sharing a wide range of human emotions for tens of thousands of years. Frankie helps us to relax and prepare the body in order to free the voice to play, experiment, explore a range of sounds and yes, sing some simple chants and songs from different parts of the world. It's not necessary to have any previous experience of singing or music, all are welcome. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and bring an open mind and heart.

When: 1:00-3:00pm, 29th September 2007
Where: Stores Rehearsal Room, Brisbane Powerhouse
Cost: $10

Please let Sally know if you are interested in attending by phoning (07) 3358 6200 or emailing sally@accessarts.org.au.
For more information on Frankie and her workshops please go to frankiearmstrong.com.

Sound Circles Facilitator and well-known Brisbane vocalist Peter Vance is a finalist in the Senior Superstar Grand Final!

If you wish to join Access Arts staff and volunteers in supporting him please meet us at City Hall at 1:30pm for a 2pm start
on August 18th.

• Please bring a support worker if you require one as this is a social event not a workshop.
• Please make sure you have your own transport if needed.
• Admission is Free!

See you there!

Graceville Gallery reopening in Sherwood

Craig Roveta, a painter and Access Arts member has been invited to participate in the grand opening of the new Graceville Gallery at Sherwood on 31st August. Congratulations Craig!

Address: Shop 6 465 Oxley Drive, Sherwood.

Sydney Sound Circles Workshops

When: 10-11:30am starting October 6th (for six weeks)
Where: Accessible Arts
For more info: please contact Josie or Jeanette at Accessible Arts by calling (02) 9251-6499 or email: jcavallaro@aarts.net.au.

Pecha Kucha Night Brisbane Vol. 01

Organised by Kirstie Galloway + Luke Pendergast + Christina Cho

Created in 2003 by Tokyo's Klein Dytham Architects, Pecha Kucha Night is a new kind of event for anyone and offers designers the chance to present fresh and creative work, ideas or concepts in Architecture, Design, Fashion, Art, Craft, Multimedia or any creative field. Pecha Kucha aims for a potent mix of new talent, known designers and up-coming stars.

Now held in over 80 cities across the world, the key to Pecha Kucha is a patented system where each designer presents 20 images,each shown for 20 seconds -giving them 6 minutes and 40 seconds of fame. This keeps presentations concise, the interest level up, and a true cross section of Brisbane's design industry.

Designers, drinks and the newest creative ideas in the same room at the same time, who knows what will happen. Join the conversation.

When: Wednesday 12th September 8:20pm
Where: Turbine Hall
Brisbane Powerhouse
119 Lamington St
New Farm Q 4005
Phone: 07 3358 8622

Salt Water Murris' Quandamooka Shop Opening- New Beginnings Exhibition

You are invited to the New Beginnings Exhibition for the Salt Water Murris' - Quandamooka Inc.

Date: Friday 14 September 2007
Time: 11:30am
Venue: Salt Water Murris' - Quandamooka Art Gallery
3 Ballow Road, DUNWICH QLD 4183

Come and be part of the celebrations of local, self-determined Indigenous artists and view their new works. We plan to have traditional seafood; traditional song and dance and entertainment. Please email or phone an RSVP by 31 August 2007 with the number of people who wish to attend.

To RSVP Phone: (07) 3415 2373 or Email: saltwatermurris-q@bigpond.com.

Proudly sponsored by Quandamooka Lands Council and Redland Shire Council.

Black and White Together- National ClosetheGap Day

When: Tuesday 18 September 2007
Where: Happening across Australia, Happening near you!

Join the 60,000 Australians who have already pledged their support to Close the Gap on the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health crisis. It's easy to take action take 15 minutes out of your day and show your support for all Australians working together to solve the Indigenous health crisis.

Organise CLOSETHEGAP pledge event in your workplace, school, community group, church or at home:

• Wear black & white.
• Wear a CLOSETHEGAP wristband.
• Show the CLOSETHEGAP DVD.
• Make the pledge to CLOSETHEGAP on Indigenous health disadvantage.
• Send an e-card or postcard to your local Member of Parliament, family and friends.
• Download the checklist

For suggestions on how to organise your CLOSETHEGAP get-together, go to www.oxfam.org.au/closethegap.

Join in other events too:

Check www.oxfam.org.au/closethegap for information on how to join in other major activities planned for capital cities around the country. Don't put it off. If enough people like you show they care, we can turn Indigenous health from being a crisis into a success story.

Campaigning works:

Within months of this campaign getting underway, both the Federal Government and Labor opposition pledged additional funding for Indigenous health services. If we raise the level of activity around CLOSETHEGAP, we can get this welcome but insufficient new funding increased so we can truly close the 17-year life gap between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and other Australians.

Indigenous Films at the State Library

The State Library of Queensland invites everyone to sit back, relax and watch some deadly short films every Saturday from 1pm.

Where: Loris Williams Room, level 1
State Library of Queensland
Cultural Centre, Stanley Place, South Bank
When: Every Saturday, July - September 2007 (except September 15th)
Cost: Free

For enquiries, phone 3842 9857 or kuril.dhagun@slq.qld.gov.au.

Sunshine Coast Blues Festival
Artsun Exhibition Opportunity:

In our aim to 'promote and support the arts on the Sunshine Coast', Artsun offer you an exhibition opportunity at our Sunshine Coast Blues Festival: Blues Art Showcase.

2D and 3D Artists are invited to take advantage of this offer to display and sell works with a 'Blues' theme. There will be a small handling fee of $10 ($5 for members) for each work. Sales will attract a commission of a mere 10%.

Works need to be delivered between 3-6pm Friday 14th September, and will be exhibited to patrons of the festival on Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th.

Unsold works and proceeds from sales will be picked up between 5-7pm Sunday 16th September. Works that do not have a 'Blues' theme will not be included in the exhibition, however, innovation is invited in interpreting the theme.

Selection and hanging is entirely at the discretion of the hanging coordinator. Size restrictions will only apply if space/weight is an issue. (This is not a competition, but a 'peoples' choice" may be awarded.)

Entries close Friday, August 31st.

Contact Kath Williams - ashworth@austarnet.com.au or 0428 286 134 for a registration form and participation conditions.

Wanted:

Art/craft market stalls for the Sunshine Coast Blues Festival.

Artsun invites expressions of interest for stall sites at the upcoming Sunshine Coast Blues Festival at the Nambour Showgrounds. Preference will be given to stalls with an art product. The stall sites are 3mx3m (larger area by negotiation) The Festival runs from 6pm Friday, 14th Sept. 6pm - 5pm Sunday 17th

Cost: Artsun members $60; Non-members $80 - includes weekend pass for one. Powered site - +$20
Enquiries: Kath Williams - ashworth@austarnet.com.au or 0428 286 134
Volunteers: Contact Kath Williams with your preferred area and time for Volunteering.

Check out the Festival Program at www.myspace.com/sunshinecoastbluesclub

Jazz Vocal Workshops with Cathy Segal-Garcia

Cathy Segal-Garcia has been travelling around the world, teaching and performing since the early '80's. She's based in Los Angeles where she heads up the jazz vocal department at California State University. She also teaches at LAMA (Los Angeles Music Academy), a professional music school attended by international and national students. Cathy is also the head of vocal studies at CG Entertainment, a Korean entertainment academy and has held vocal and music business workshops in her private studio for 10 years. As well as having 6 CD's out under her own name, which feature many of her own compositions, she is co-founder of two organisations which further the quality and visibility of jazz music and artists.

Workshops:

Where:

1 Annie Street, Kangaroo Point

When:

• Saturday 8th September 10am-1pm (Beginners/Introductory) $40/$35 pre paid.
• Saturday 8th September 2pm-5pm (Intermediate/Advanced) $40/$35 pre paid
• Sunday 9th September 9.30am-12.30pm (masterclass) $50/$45 pre paid
• Sunday 9th September 2pm-5pm (Cathy Segal-Garcia Performance with Steve Newcomb Trio) $25/$20

Additional Info:

• If you attend all workshops, you will have free entry for the Sunday afternoon concert.
• Brisbane Jazz Club or Jazz Queensland members can get a discount price $100 for package.
• Early bird prices if pre-paid by 24th august 2007. MasterCard and visa transactions available over the phone from Wednesdays to Fridays between 1pm-6pm.
• Phone: 3391 2006 or 0422 768022. Club contact: Greg Gottlieb - greg.bjc@gmail.com
• All phone bookings need to be made during these hours. Bookings can also be made by cash or cheque in person at the club (1 Annie Street, Kangaroo Point)
• Cheques payable to: Brisbane Jazz Club, PO Box 7130, East Brisbane QLD 4169.
• Cancellation fee of 20% of the booked amount will apply on all bookings cancelled after Friday 24th august. Cancellations made on the day of the event are non-refundable.
• All enquiries: Ingrid James 0414 382254 or ingridjames@optusnet.com.au
• The cafe in the club will be open during all workshops and master classes. Light refreshments are available for purchase.

Bribie Paniyiri Greek Festival 2007

When: 11-4pm, Sunday 26th August
Where: 3rd Avenue Woorim, Bribie Island

FEATURING

• Greek music, dance, beer, wine and a raffle!
• Divine Liturgy at 9:30am
• Music from Havale, Elvis Parsley and DJ Rossi
• Traditional dance groups including the Hellenic Dancers

Bus Departing:
Panagias Mt Gravatt- 7:45am
St George Sth Brisbane- 8:00am

Bus Booking is essential!

Return ticket: $15
Phone: Helen on 3349 7647
For more info: www.gobribieisland.org