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Popular ensemble jazz the winery

Teri Welles will be singing with Aperitif.
The highly popular Aperitif Jazz Ensemble played at Robert Channon Wines for Mother’s Day back in May. Now they are returning to the Singing Lake Café on Sunday, September 2, to play for Father’s Day. Singer Teri Welles says the group will be playing all their old favourites in their very own croony, jazzy style and some new numbers as well.
Chef Leisa Gillham is preparing a special Father’s Day buffet lunch with a selection of delicious main courses and desserts. The jazz starts at 12pm and the cost for the lunch is $35 per person, including the live music.
The following weekend, Opera Queensland will be back at the winery for their annual opera concert in the winery’s Swigmore Hall on Sunday, September 9.
For bookings for Aperitif and the opera, call the winery on (07) 4683 3260.

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