Past Events › Glenelg

Singing to the RSL members and public at the breakfast following the Dawn Service

One of our members, Jane Osborne, has friends becoming new Australian Citizens and has organised with the Marion Council for us to entertain the new citizens, their families and friends, following the ceremony.

The Motor Neuron Disease Association has organised a fun walk. They anticipate a large group of family and friends will remain at the start/ finish whilst the walk is on and have asked us to entertain these people during the walk.

The Plympton Probus Club have invited us to entertain their members on the occasion of their Birthday meeting.

The Plympton Probus Club is celebrating a birthday and has asked us to entertain their members following their meeting.

Josie Callaghan (Glenelg member) has organised for us to have another adventure to The Sands Lifestyle Village, Seaford, to entertain the residents there again. As before we will mostly travel as a group by train to this venue.

Josie Callaghan (Glenelg member) has requested on behalf of herself and other residents that we return and again entertain the residents of the Village after a very successful gig there last year.

Annette Lenon, one of several of our members resident in this village, has requested we entertain the residents of the village with our usual lively and inclusive popular gig.

We are returning to Burnleigh Nursing Home to see Phyl Skinner and the other residents of Estia Parkside for a singalong.

We will revisit Phyl Skinner and the other residents at Burnleigh for a singalong concert.

Lillian Jaunay, a long time member of Sing Australia Glenelg, is a resident at this venue so we are going to entertain her and her fellow residents with a singalong concert.

  We are in for another vibrant and enjoyable sing at the Adelaide Central Market with Michelle conducting and Emma playing for us.

The audience enjoyed our last singalong with them so much they have invited us back again.

In the past we have had many gigs with Phyl Skinner and her Morning Melodies group. Unfortunately Phyl is now mostly confined to her bed in a Nursing Home and we feel it our chance to return some of the joy she has bought us with a small group of us going to her room to sing to her.

A small group of us will again go to the hospital where Phyl Skinner is to sing to her in her room.

Grant Good, a resident there and long time member of Sing Australia, will be looking forward to our return here to sing to him and the many other residents.

This will be our first visit to this large Aged Care facility. We were met with enthusiasm when we requested this gig and it promises to be a big and ongoing event.

Now home to Julie Edwards, a long standing Glenelg member. We will be sing for Julie and other residents at the Nursing Home.