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Community centre comes of age

By JOLENE OGLE

WALLACE Park celebrated its 21st birthday on Saturday, with a free community event to showcase the precinct’s activities, services and workshops on offer throughout the year.
Locals took advantage of the fitness and dance classes, baby animal farm, storytelling and face painting for the children, plus arts, crafts and books for sale.
The Wallace Park precinct is home to a number of organisations including the Noosa Arts and Craft Association in Wallace House, the Noosa Library, Noosa Leisure Centre and the National Park Association Environment Centre.

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