Hi there Reader, Have you ever dreamt of stepping onto a stage, learning new moves, and being part of something extraordinary? Melbourne Fringe is inviting dancers aged 60+ to join an exciting new performance project this October. No experience is required—just a love of movement and a willingness to give it a go. Over two weeks of fun, workshop-style rehearsals, you’ll work with an internationally acclaimed choreographer before performing in front of an audience at a major Melbourne venue. It’s a chance to stay active, meet new people, and experience the thrill of live performance! Intrigued Find out more here. And that’s just one of the inspiring opportunities in this week’s newsletter—read on for more events, activities, and ideas to keep you connected and curious. Bye for now,
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