29 Mar

Dinash and Friends

The perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon – enjoy live music in the open-air beer garden or courtyard with Dinash and Friends, as they bring a unique mix of soul, dance, reggae and pop vibes to a great venue.

Experience good times, great tunes and drinks at great prices.

Live music in the ‘open air beer-garden’ (weather permitting) or in the courtyard under the rooftop.

This is the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon, so come down to this iconic South Wharf venue and support the historic Mission to Seafarers.

Date	Times
Sun 29 Mar	4:00pm - 7:00pm

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