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HomeGazetteRhonda legs it

Rhonda legs it

By Lia Bichel
LEGGY songstress Rhonda Burchmore will entertain guests during a special evening at Cardinia Culture Centre next month.
The popular entertainer will share stories at a dinner from 7.15 on 16 April.
“I believe that everybody has a story and am personally looking forward to hearing Rhonda’s story,” Cardinia Foundation Executive Officer Di Padgett said. “This is an opportunity for the whole community to have a great night out.”
This will be the songbird’s second appearance at the centre in six months, after being a special guest at the Cardinia Foundation annual dinner in October.
Tickets to Dinner With Rhonda are $50 per head, which includes a two-course dinner and glass of bubbly on arrival. People are urged to buy tickets quickly, as seating is limited.
Ms Padgett said all money raised at the event would go to community groups within the shire. For details and booking phone 5940 2254 or 0407 140 562 or email info@cardiniafoundation.com.au

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