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Eisteddfod 2021

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Dance

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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String, Woodwind, Brass

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Pianoforte and Vocal

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Schools

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Spoken Word

Our bookings have been made and we look forward to welcoming you in 2021 – which promises to be a year full of energy, grace, style and talent.
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Lismore Eisteddfod

May we introduce to you the Lismore Musical Festival Society? The aim of this society, established in l908, is to encourage children and adults of amateur status in the Performing Arts to further their skills by providing them with stand up stage space and to have their work tested by skillful, qualified adjudicators. Each year more that 4,000 amateur performers are involved through dance studios, schools, individual students of various teachers in piano, woodwind, string, brass, vocal, dance, spoken word, school choirs, bands, choral speech and creative class work. Their ages range from 4 years to 50 plus.…

Our Eisteddfod

Lismore Musical Festival Society, Performing Arts Competitions (Eisteddfod) was formed in l908. Our aim is to encourage children and adults of amateur status to further their skills and to have their works tested by skilful, highly qualified adjudicators. The Society provides stimulation for performers to prepare for public performance, have the opportunity to hear others, to benefit from professional adjudicators and to realise the value of appreciative audiences.