THE Tyalgum Christmas Carols holiday event is returning to Tyalgum Community Hall on Sunday, December 7.<\/p>\n
This year’s event will focus on community participation, family enjoyment and locally led entertainment, with organisers hoping to build on previous success and the Tyalgum District Community Association (TDCA) is inviting residents, families, visitors and neighbouring communities to join together for the festive afternoon.<\/p>\n
Festivities kick off with children’s activities including games, competitions, prizes and face-painting, before a program of community-performed Christmas carols, sing-alongs and festive entertainment.<\/p>\n
Event coordinator Anthony Hill said the focus this year was on reconnecting the community through shared celebration and highlighted the growing lineup of community contributors.<\/p>\n
“Tyalgum has always had a strong community spirit, and the Christmas carols are a wonderful way for everyone to come together,” Hill said.<\/p>\n
“We’re putting the spotlight on local participation and involving groups, families, performers and volunteers who want to help create a joyful, relaxed, family-friendly event for the village.<\/p>\n
“We already have expressions of interest from local groups including The Scratchers, Noah’s Ark Animal Sanctuary, Shepherds Purse Theatre, The General Store and several choir members, but there’s room for more.<\/p>\n
“Whether it’s a song, a poem, a short reading or something fun and creative, if someone wants to be involved, we’d love to hear from them.”<\/p>\n
The TDCA is accepting offers of raffle prize donations and volunteer assistance, with all proceeds supporting future Tyalgum Christmas Carols events.<\/p>\n
The event begins at 3.30pm. To participate, contribute or volunteer, contact Anthony Hill on 0403 755 803 or Scott Jones on 0419 144 222<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE Tyalgum Christmas Carols holiday event is returning to Tyalgum Community Hall on Sunday, December 7. This year’s event will focus on community participation, family enjoyment and locally led entertainment, with organisers hoping to build on previous success and the Tyalgum District Community Association (TDCA) is inviting residents, families, visitors and neighbouring communities to join […]<\/p>\n