PCYC holds open day

The Umina Beach Police and Community Youth Club (PCYC) will be holding an open day on Saturday, February 18, from 10am to 4pm.

The event will involve food, music, displays and exhibitions.

It will include youth bands, boxing demos, tours, the Nambus, a barbershop quartet, the SES conducting a sausage sizzle, facepainting, temporary tattoes, clowns, displays, foods, drinks, ice creams and community stalls.

Participants at the event would also get the opportunity to watch the PIPA Aboriginal dance, Kenda Japanese Swordfighting and to make stress balls.

SeaFM will also be at the event.

PCYC manager Mr Tim Keogh said the event would provide a quality event for the youth and community of the Peninsula, and would allow services and groups an opportunity to raise their profiles.

Mr Keogh said the event would also help to build community and staff spirit and promote the club.

"The club was opened on February 3, 2001, so a big part of the open day is about celebrating our fifth birthday," Mr Keogh said.

The Umina Beach PCYC is located at 101 Osborne Ave, Umina Beach.

For more information, contact 4344 7851.

Press release, February 6 Tim Keogh, Umina Beach PCYC