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Music at Noosa uplifts local artists

Music at Noosa are holding a local artists event at the shop on Saturday 2 December from 9am to 1pm.

Local artist Em Niwa will be creating a live mural installation on the shop front windows and local musicians will be performing at the front of the shop throughout the morning.

Music at Noosa owner and operator Rob Walter said it will be a great day of showing off Noosa talent.

“We are also currently hosting songwriting circles at the shop Tuesday evenings though November-December for local artists in partnership with Noosa Council,“ he said.

“This the second round of these sessions after the success of the original round during winter.“

There will also be a gig in store on Friday 8 December featuring local artists Jack Raymond and Phoebe Mclennan, as well as Demi Casha and Zac Gunthorpe playing their original tunes, and the stories behind the music.

Find the shop at Shop 2/ 1 Gibson Road Noosaville. For more information visit musicatnoosa.com

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