Past Events › Glenelg

This years event is on a Saturday and will be all afternoon with just choirs between 5 and 7pm, and a 20 minute slot. Come just for the gig or relax on the lawns for the whole event.

Singing Christmas carols with the Mitcham Brass Band in the Scotch College Chapel.

Our regular Christmas Finale Concert at the Eastwood Community Centre.

Our regular Christmas event at the Adelaide Airport entertaining visitors and airline and trade staff.

Entertaining guests to the Rotary Club Christmas dinner. Singing for 30 minutes then further 10 minutes at 7.15pm. Wear Christmas outfits, trimming etc.

We will be singing for 1 hour to customers and stall holders at the Central Market.  This has become a very popular event, and as this is the day prior to Australia Day, we will concentrate on an Australian theme which is received very favourably by visitors to the market.

After an amazing gig there last year, we have been invited back for a repeat performance singing to and with the residents and staff of the Nursing Home.

A social evening for members of Glenelg and partners to watch "My Wild Irish Rose" BYO drinks, glasses and small plate of food to share.

A singalong for and with members and their carers of the Dementia Australia group in Adelaide.  Experience has shown that people rarely forget their joy of singing and having a good time.

Again we have been invited to open the years entertainment at the Community Centre.  The audience is brought in from Aged Care facilities and join in with us in some of the songs we sing in a fun and lively singalong.

A social barbeque breakfast and sing will be held to celebrate Adelaide Cup Day by Glenelg members with family and friends invited.

This is the private hospital that Phyl Skinner has resided in since breaking both her hips. We will be singing to Phyl and other residents of the hospital.

After the very successful launch of the Community Singing program, organised by Jim from "The Borderers", we have been invited back to again sing with the performers and audience and to help promote singing within the community.  

Some of the members of this group have been to the gigs we did with the Guide Dogs. They were so impressed they have asked us to do a gig for them at one of their meetings.

Takes a nostalgic look at songs or unrequited love that flooded the radio (known affectionately as the "WIRELESS" in the 50's and 60's) great singalong songs. Max nos 48, initially members and partners only.

To celebrate Sing Australia Day we have again chosen the Adelaide Airport concourse. Here we always get a very appreciative audience with active participation and  many words of praise from passengers, visitors, staff,  traders and overseas travellers.

Viewing film "Anything Goes".  BYO drinks and glasses. Platters provided.

We have been invited to Resthaven at Mitcham to sing to and with the residents and staff.