Sold out!: Manyana Feast Under the Stars

Amanda Findley and the Shoalhaven Greens invite you to

Manyana Feast Under the Stars

Date: Sunday 13th June 2021
Time: 4:00PM until late 
Venue: Yulunga Community Hall, 195 Sunset Strip, Manyana (accessible, with a children’s playground onsite)
Cost: $75 (waged and spouse/partner) / $50 (unwaged, TAFE, Uni) / School children free

All tickets include food, a complimentary glass of wine or beer, unlimited soft drinks/water and entertainment (BOYG allowed)

RSVP by Ticket Purchase: Thursday 10th June 2021

Join Mayor Amanda Findley and the Shoalhaven Greens for a festival of food and music under the beautiful Manyana starry skies. 

There will be live music, dancing and circus performers all to help raise funds for our 2021 campaign to get more Greens on Shoalhaven Council. 

The food

Renowned Sydney restauranteur and Bendalong resident John Fink (think Otto and Quay) will be cooking a gourmet feast to remember. John is loved for his ability to cook up a storm at his famous parties. His food is fantastic and will include vegan and vegetarian options. 

Delicious dessert ice-cream will be provided by Clyde River Berry Farm.

A range of soft drinks and water will also be provided. BYOG if you wish!

The entertainment

Dance the night away with tunes from:

Mark King, The Didgeridoo Academy
Three Handed Beat Bandits
Southern Seagrass Bluegrass
Hot Molly (aka The Hot Club de Mollymook)
DJ and sax player extraordinaire Paul Chenard
Special guest, world-famous one-armed tenor sax player, Neill Duncan (world premiere musical extravaganza!)

RSVP essential – Purchase your tickets today by clicking here.

This is fundraising event hosted and organised by the Shoalhaven Greens. Everyone is welcome. Please spread the word by sharing this invite with your family, friends, colleagues and followers. 

We hope to see you there!

Kind regards

Amanda Findley and the Shoalhaven Greens

PS: By purchasing a ticket to this event, you are helping to support our local government campaign in the Shoalhaven. Unlike other political parties, the Greens don’t accept donations from corporations.