Singers, dancers, poets and a varied group of musicians - Deniliquin U3A’s Talent Concert event had it all on Saturday.
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Showcasing the amazing abilities of locals, U3A’s Gayle Beckton said it was wonderful to hear from young music students to some of the most seasoned performers in our region.
The second talent concert organised by the group, Mrs Beckton said they hope to make it an annual event.
U3A will continue to apply for grants to make it a reality.
This year’s concert was supported by Edward River Council and the Deniliquin Mental Health Awareness Group, which allowed people to be attend for free.
“We had 150 people attend, including performers, which was great,” Mrs Beckton said.
“It was a very entertaining afternoon, and nice and relaxing.
“We had a mixed age group of both performers and audience members.
“Quite a few of our performers were also involved last year, but this year we also had a brass group and the U3A ukulele group. These included some who has never performed to an audience before.”
Josh Parker was a hit again this year.
Naomi Hornung on the piano.
Nathaniel Hancock was one of the performers.
Barb Lyne and Lourene Liebenberg.
Anne Apedaile and Allan Winter.
Chris Burchfield and Vic Whittaker.
Alison Wilson and Ross Burnham.
Delena Gaffney and Sue McMillan.
Sing Australia Choir members Helen McDonald, Alistair McDonald and David Schoeffel.
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