The Australian Army Band entertains the crowd at Jazz in the Jarrah at the weekend. Credit: Picture: Tari Jeffers
Music lovers raised more than $2000 for the Royal Flying Doctor Service by turning out to Jazz in the Jarrah on Saturday.
More than 200 people turned out for “the most popular” Jazz in the Jarrah and raised $2275.35, according to organisers.
Kingsley and Joy Barlow, both of the UK. Credit: Tari Jeffers
The event was organised by the Manjimup Lions Club and opened with Table 4 Two Trio before the 24-piece Australian Army Band played.
“Manjimup Lions would particularly like to thank everyone for attending and donating so generously,” co-organiser Alan Lloyd said.
Maria and Jack Bendotti, both of Pemberton. Credit: Tari Jeffers
Mr Lloyd also thanked the event’s sponsors and urged people to join the Lions club so they could help plan next year’s event.
“Continuing with this event is going to be very challenging for the current small group of senior Lions, for example, the likelihood that construction works for the Sandra Donovan Sound Shell will be under way, will be a venue challenge,” he said.
Riley and Lyn Bradley, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari Jeffers
“New people with new enthusiasm and ideas are needed to join the planning committee to help with the selection of the bands, secure sponsorship and recruit volunteers to help set up the event to ensure Jazz in the Jarrah can continue as a free admission event.”
More pictures from Jazz in the Jarrah
Judy Barnes and Carolyn Ralph, both of Bridgetown. Credit: Tari JeffersClive and Marion Ogilvie, both of Bridgetown, with Joy Phillips, of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersScarlet Cheffings, 8, of Rocky Gully, and Sheila Frusher, of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersBill King, of Mandurah, and Mary Kingston, of Picton. Credit: Tari JeffersJan Ryan with Maurice and Elaine Masters, of Manjimup, with Sharne and Geoff Scarfe, both of South Perth Lion Club. Credit: Tari JeffersGreg and Margaret Daniels, both of Busselton, with Lorna Rose, of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersSteph, Olivia, 3, and Mari Ditri, 6, all of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersMaureen and Andrew Muir, with Lee and Richard Shuard, all of Manjimup. Credit: Tari Jeffers
Sue Edmonds and Judith Westwood, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersRoss and Peg Campbell, both of Yornup. Credit: Tari JeffersSarah Hockridge, Tammy Peters and Jessica Bates, all of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersJulie McGowan and Russell Hogg,both of Manjimup, with Helen Stenhouse and John Simmons, both of Victoria. Credit: Tari JeffersSharon and Peter Cully, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersAmelia and Lee Smith, both of Liverpool. Credit: Tari JeffersKaren Wiedemann and Robyn Harrington, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersToby Malbert and Hayden Rice, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari JeffersRose Moyle and Gaye Burridge, both of Manjimup. Credit: Tari Jeffers
