Lismore Musical Festival Society
We take great pleasure in presenting Schools' Days in August 2018. Music and art preserve our culture and enrich our values. They increase our children`s academic, cognitive and social skills and the ability to work…
This year the Dance Sections will be held from August 21 to August 29. The Lismore City Hall is renowned for the size of, and surface quality of the stage, and availability of dressing rooms.…
FOR more than 100 years the Lismore Eisteddfod has been showcasing an array of talent in the local region and last week's competition welcomed more than 4000 performers to the City Hall stage. "The competition…
HAVING endured floods and the ravages of time, for Val Axtens, the allure of holding the Lismore Musical Festival Society's eisteddfod at the Lismore City Hall after 50 years remains the same. "Oh the stage,…
EXPERIENCING music and learning to play an instrument early in life can have a profound effect on our ongoing capacity to learn - stimulating the brain in preparation for greater efficiency in all future learning…
Some very talented young performers have been singing their hearts out today as part of the 2015 Lismore Eisteddfod. Fourteen year old Sharlee Ryan took out 3rd place singing Electricity, a song from Billy Elliott…
Congratulations to our Coastal Dance students who competed in the Lismore Eisteddfod over the past week. Click through to the Coastal Dance website to see results.
Images from the dance section of the 2015 Lismore Eisteddfod, featuring Myla Bartlett, Kayla Allen, Caitlin Garlick, Maya Johnson, Kelsie Slade, Samantha McLaren, Lily Mae Rawson, Brooke Johnson, Tahlia Furness, Zarah Goldin, and Lily Howland.…
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Lismore Musical Society secretary Val Axtens explains why the Lismore Eisteddfod is special. First published at the Northern Star, September 2015