End-of-Year Celebration Lunch
November 18, 2024 12:00 pm
Celebration Lunch
End-of-Year Celebration Lunch
End-of-Year Celebration Lunch
Apollo International Hotel
Join ArtsNational Newcastle members and guests at an end-of-year celebration lunch. We are celebrating many things: our new name; another successful year of lectures; our sponsorship of the Reg Russom Memorial Drawing Prize and its 2024 recipient, TAFE student Laura Baker; the awarding of Young Arts Grants to four local arts organisations supporting youth in the arts; and our upcoming partnership with Tamburlaine wines. Â
Entertainment will include local comedian Anne-Marie Hall. There will be door prizes, the opportunity to join as a 2025 member (all memberships received by 31 November go into a draw for a bottle of champagne) and great company with lots of laughter and conversation and a chance to meet the 2025 committee.Â
Please arrive around noon. Lunch will be served at 12:30 and consists of two courses (main and dessert) – alternate drop – and a glass of wine. Water, tea and coffee will be available. Anne-Marie will entertain us after the main course and before dessert. On the form there is a place to indicate any special dietary requirements.
Get your tickets early so you don’t miss out. 2024 members and guests are all welcome. Please register on-line but if that’s not possible contact us and we’ll work something out for you.Â
Registration deadline:Â Friday 8 November
Anne-Marie Hall
At 75 years young, Anne-Marie Hall’s creative energy is in full bloom. With newfound time and a sense of freedom, she has embraced self-expression through painting, fashion, and most recently, comedy. Her Stand Up performances focus on the theme of ageing fabulously, delivering humour with confidence and flair. Anne-Marie is determined to defy the notion that older women become invisible, and she continues to inspire others with her bold, vibrant approach to life.
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