Village to benefit from exhibition

The Peninsula Village will hold its second Art and Craft Exhibition on September 8 and 9, to raise funds for the village.

"We are hoping to raise our profile in the community and also support our talented local artists and craft persons," said hostel supervisor Ms Susie O'Donnell.

The opening night will be held on Friday, September 8, with wine and light supper and a special showing of paintings by Russell Drysdale, Sally Morgan and Margaret Olley.

Tickets cost $20 per person.

Saturday, September 9, will feature entertainment from Drumbala rhythm group, along with belly dancing and a performance by Peninsula School of Dance.

The day will also feature craft demonstrations and displays in alternate therapies. Devonshire Teas and sausage sizzle will be served throughout the day.

Peninsula Village is a not-for-profit aged care facility located in 91 Pozieres Ave, Umina.

The community-based organisation is committed to caring for its 367 residents.

It is presently fundraising to buy specialised palliative care mattresses for its nursing home.

For more information contact Paula Newman or Susie O'Donnell on (02) 4344 9199, Monday to Friday, 8am to 4.30pm.

Press release, August 31 Susie O'Donnell, Peninsula Village