Delivered with funding from Edward River Council, the event is free to attend.
South West Music Regional Conservatorium has kindly provided their Cressy St premises for the event, which will begin at 3pm.
U3A member Gayle Beckton said entertainers of all ages will be involved.
“There will be singers, dancers, musicians and an opening and closing performance by a very talented young man, Josh Parker, who received rave reviews after our last concert,” she said.
“This is not a talent quest, but a concert where both amateur and professionals will entertain us. Afternoon tea will also be provided.
“To ensure your seat at the performance, you must contact Helen on 0400 110 749 by Thursday, May 22.”
Deniliquin U3A has also acknowledged the assistance of Channel4Change, Deniliquin Mental Health Awareness Group and the Deniliquin Pastoral Times to deliver this event.
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