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Youth Week gets ready to rock

YOUTH Week in the City of Casey will kick off with the annual fringe fest in the Cranbourne Hall at 6pm on Friday, 13 April.
Casey manager youth and family services Lee McIntosh said Casey youth bands were putting together great music and their gigs were fantastic.
Bands to be featured include Fire Underground, Closure in Moscow, Arpejio, Stealing O’Neil and Far From Serenity.
Spectrum Entertainment’s Push Start 2006 Battle of the band winner The Landlords will also feature.
Fringe Fest is an allages, fully supervised, drug, alcohol and smokefree event.
Admission is $8 with a pass and $12 without a pass.
Further information is available on 9705 5200 or from www.casey.vic.gov.au/insideinfo.

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