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Concert offers feast of music and dance

THE City of Casey will present a free Winter Arts Finale at Berwick Church of Christ, Centre Road, Berwick, at 6.45pm on Saturday 29 July.
This will be a spectacular and colourful presentation of multicultural music and dance.
The concert is a celebration of Casey’s cultural diversity.
It will feature performances from cultural groups, including the Shivalayam Nadanalaya Indian Dance Group, Maya Dance Group from El Salvadore, Amancay Chilean Folkloric Group, Scotch Rocz, Pakenham Stake Cultural Group representing the Cook Islands, Hawaii and New Zealand, Casey Hungarian Senior Citizens Club, Nuba Dancing Group from Sudan, Chinese fan dancer Mu Xin, and the Celtic Feet from Ireland.
Free passes are available from the Casey customer service centre on 9705 5200.

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