Posted January 16, 2024
SPUR Queensland will hold a musical evening at the Acacia Ridge State School on Saturday, January 27, from 5.30pm. The event, Paduru Party, will showcase the Brisbane community’s musical and singing talent to raise funds for SPUR’s welfare projects.
SPUR is a partner association of the Federation of Sri Lankan Organisations of Queensland.
For information, contact Jayamini Methiwala on 0469 914 487 or Sarath Weerasinghe on 0402 421 530.
See flyer for ticket prices and venue details.
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