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Mad Hatters Tea Party fundraiser

Tewantin Noosa RSL will be serving up a delicious Mad Hatter High Tea with entertainment by Nickleby the Magician to raise vital funds for the Cancer Council.

The Mad Hatters High Tea is on Thursday 23 May from 10am to noon and tickets are limited.

Attendees get to take home their very own Biggest Morning Tea Mug and there will also be raffles and lots of fun to partake in on the day.

All funds raised go to Cancer Council via their Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea campaign.

Tickets are $20 per person. Book at the Tewantin Noosa RSL concierge desk or phone 5447 1766.

 

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