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CONCERT AT GAOL SET TO CAPTIVATE AUDIENCE |
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| Tuesday, December 16, 2008. | ||||
Story courtesy of Macleay Argus, South West Rocks News |
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Trial Bay Gaol will be rocking to some of the best country music performers in aid of the Slim Dusty Centre. A rich list of entertainment will be showcased, with Golden Guitar award winners featuring throughout the afternoon on January 4. The historic building is sure to captivate locals and holiday makers alike, and the grounds and surrounds of the gaol are expected to be packed with music lovers. |
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| ^ Melissa Killmore, Paul Gould, Kathryn Yarnold all of the Slim Dusty Foundation with event organisers Bob McWilliam and Ian Flood. | ||||
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The Slim Dusty Centre will be a living museum dedicated to the life of Slim Dusty and is destined to become a major tourism drawcard in the Macleay Valley. Gates will open to the gaol at 10am so bring your blankets and chairs and pick yourself a spot for the afternoon. The South West Rocks Lions Club and the South West Rocks Surf Life Saving Club will host a barbecue, soft drinks, tea and coffee tent. This will be an alcohol free event. Tickets cost $15 per adult or $35 for a family of four (two adults and two children under 15). Tickets are limited, so get in quick. They are available from Raine & Horne South West Rocks, In harmony Music, Kempsey, or pay at the gate. |
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| Further information about the Slim Dusty Centre and its aims is available from the Foundation’s General Manager, Kathryn Yarnold at 02 6562 6533 or slimdustycentre@midcoast.com.au or our website www.slimdustycentre.com.au |
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