Our guest speaker this Friday (1st March) is Lynne Hooper from Bribie Island Historical Society. Lynne will be talking about Mrs Balls and the fish cannery on Bribie Island.
So come and meet old friends and new over a cuppa on Friday at 2pm in the Redcliffe Library meeting room at our next meeting.
Join us on Friday 2nd February for our first meeting of 2024. We will hear about the events planned for the year ahead and be treated to an oral history video presentation of Redcliffe legend, Sharon Alback.
Sharon Alback is the principal of Sharon Alback Dance Centre and has been teaching dance in Redcliffe since 1954. Sharon’s mother, a dance pianist and Sylvia Curry started the Sylvena School of Dancing (now Sharon Alback Dance Centre) in 1952, and in 1957 Sharon, who had been teaching at the school took over. Since then she has taught dance to generations of dancers on the peninsula.
Come along on Friday and hear Sharon’s story, meet new friends and old and have a cuppa with us!
Ballet or tap shoes optional.
As we enter 2024, History Redcliffe would like to wish you a very Happy New Year!
The year ahead is already shaping up to be a big one for us with milestone events and commemorations. We’d love you to come on the journey with us. Stay tuned to our website and social media for all the news and events that we have to offer.
