After the success of the inaugural One Voice Shoalhaven event on April 1, the group is hosting a community choir flash mob event on this Saturday, July 1 at the Jelly Bean Park, Nowra (On Egans Lane, Nowra) from 10.30am until 11.30am. 

A flash mob is described as a ‘large public gathering at which people perform an unusual or seemingly random act and then disperse’.

On Saturday, the spontaneous choir will unite in song and have fun. It’s free and fun and there’s no commitment or rehearsals. Just join in or listen. 

The One Voice Shoalhaven Choir is on the hunt for anyone looking to sing, make friends and share their voice with the community. 

One Voice Shoalhaven was formed by Meroo Meadow woman Sheelagh Cameron.  The group honours Mrs Cameron’s son, Gavin Cameron, who passed away from melanoma three years ago. 

Mrs Cameron started the Gavin Cameron Foundation to raise awareness of melanoma. 

A masquerade ball is the next One Voice Shoalhaven fundraiser, with proceeds going to the Gavin Cameron Foundation.

The ball will be held at the Nowra Golf Club on November 4.

With plenty of local entertainers lining up to perform on the night, and the chance to dress up and party the night away, now’s the time to grab tickets. 

Auctions will be held, with plenty of great prizes up for grabs. Tickets are $65 and can be purchased from Sue Hammond on 0447 611 642.

Along with the masquerade ball, One Voice Shoalhaven is also looking ahead to their next family fun day.

The Picnic in the Park will be held on March 11, 2018. 

After raising $1500 through gold coin donations at the first One Voice Shoalhaven event, Mrs Cameron is hoping both the masquerade ball and the One Voice Shoalhaven event can raise more funds for the Gavin Cameron Foundation and give a voice to the community. 

“One Voice enables everyone to have a voice and be a valued member of an organisation,” Mrs Cameron said. 

For information on One Voice Shoalhaven Choir, see the Facebook pages.