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St Patrick's Day

Wed 17 Mar 2021 10:00 am to 11:00 am

FREE
22 Buttercup Lane, Main Street, Proserpine

Mommas and Poppas Choir will sing Irish songs in honour of St Patrick's Day at 22 Buttercup Lane, Main Street, Proserpine.

This will be followed by singing in Main Street itself at 12 noon.

Event Date: March 17