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African Children's Choir tour
Sunshine Coast, Queensland - August 2013


Eighteen children and eight adults from The African Children’s Choir (ACC) travelled to Australia from 29 July to 1 September 2013 to raise awareness of Africa’s destitute children and raise funds for its programs.

The tour consisted of SOLD OUT public concerts and singing/dancing cultural exchange workshops in Melbourne, Sydney, Blue Mountains, Laurieton, Port Macquarie, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast. A local choir or school hosted the ACC in each town, providing accommodation, food and transport. 

Sunshine Coast events/activities:
  • Public concert at Coolum Civic Centre (350 attendees - sold out one month before concert)
  • Public singing/dancing workshop (120 attendees - sold out)
  • Mini concert at Coolum State School’s morning assembly for 1000 students
  • Concert at Noosa Christian Outreach Centre (500+ audience)
  • Tree planting afternoon with Coolum Coast Care

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PR / media coverage

African Children's Choir Newsletter
12 Nov 2013
They’ve played on the world stage over the past 29 years, the lights shining on these young, talented, Grammy award-nominated children. But when the stage lights go off from each Choir, they’re just a group of kids, playing at host homes, on the beach, or at the park, smiling and sharing stories with families a world away from the slums of Uganda.

Cool Harmonies website
Sunshine Coast audiences were treated to vibrant and colourful performances by the African Children’s Choir at a sellout workshop and concert in Coolum. 
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Media release
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ACC intro letter
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ACC Tour May 2013
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