Australia's Biggest Morning Tea at Bowral Art Gallery Thursday 21st May at 10.30
This is a community event hosted by Bowral Art Gallery, that raises vital funds to make a big difference for those impacted by cancer. Sadly almost 1 in 2 Australians are diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. We want to change that, and we need your help.
You are invited to our Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. Lets’ get together and enjoy a cuppa so we can support our family, friends, members and co-workers that are impacted by cancer. On show is our wonderful Sculpture Prize, sponsored by AJA+ MHDP Architects, so it’s what we call a win win scenario.
Host: Bowral Art Gallery
When: Thursday 21 May
Time: 10.30am
Where: Bowral Art Gallery Sculpture Garden
RSVP: Friday 15 May by ph 48614093
email office@bdasgallery.com
If you would like to make a donation, you can do this 3 ways
Click on the button below
Scan the QR code below
Cash at the BDAS office
If you are joining us and would like to assist by baking something or lending a hand, please let us know on the RSVP link below.
A huge thanks,
Bowral Art Gallery
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