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JULY 2026 - 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION CONCERT
Celebrating Song, Story & Community since 1976

For 50 years, our stage has been filled with stories, laughter, song and memories that have brought our community together. Our Society is so much more than just a group, we’re a family. This milestone is a heartfelt tribute to everyone who has been part of our journey.

Thank you to the performers who have shared their passion.

We wouldn’t be here without the volunteers who have given their time and so generously shared their skills and shaped the Society- thank you to all our past, current and Life members, committees, support crews and their families.

To the patrons who have filled our seats, and the community who has stood beside us through the years, thank you for your presence. Each person has left a mark on our story and helped create the legacy we celebrate today. With deepest gratitude and appreciation, we honour our past, cherish our memories, and look forward to the many stories still waiting to be told.

Saturday's concert was truly something spectacular, and will remain in our hearts and minds forever. Thank you again to everyone who contributed, attended and supported our celebration.

Next, we head over the rainbow - tickets to The Wizard of Oz go on sale on Wednesday 8th July @ 10am.

OCTOBER 2026 - THE WIZARD OF OZ
We’re off to see the Wizard!

Thank you to all our auditionees. The panel were thoroughly entertained with the talent presented and were especially impressed by the enthusiasm and passion of our youngest auditionees.

We encourage those who didn't make it to the merry land of Oz this time to continue to pursue their passion.

View the Cast List here.

Tix go on sale 8th July @ 10am HERE.

TICKET POLICY UPDATE

For our full Ticketing Policy please see here

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In the spirit of reconciliation Engadine Musical Society acknowledges the Dharawal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we perform and gather. We recongise the Dharawal people’s continuing connection to the land, the sea and the community. We pay our respect to the Elders both past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today. We acknowledge the First Peoples of Australia as the first storytellers. May their stories and songlines continue to flow through this country.

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