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Christmas for the Corale

Christmas time for the Caloundra Corale.


The award-winning Caloundra Chorale and conductor extraordinaire, Kim Kirkman, are set to hold a festival of carols, uplifting music, and singalongs to start off the holiday season.

A special treat this year will be the concert cellist Christoph Blickling.

The performances will be held Friday, 10 December at 7pm, Saturday 11 December at 2pm and Sunday 12 December at 2pm.

Concert goers are invited to come early and shop at the chorale and theatre company’s

Christmas Market for delicious goodies and gifts.

Find them at 30 Naroon Crescent, Wurtulla.

Tickets are adults $24, concession $22, groups, members and FOC $20 and children $10 (includes supper/afternoon tea). Bookings essential: 0490 329 912.

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