Posted April 26, 2022
The Sri Lanka Sports Association of Queensland will host its annual dinner-dance at the Souths Sports Club, Acacia Ridge, on Saturday, May 21. Popular Sri Lankan band Misty will return to Brisbane to entertain the guests. See the poster below for tickets.
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Sri Lanka Day a roaring success as crowds savour a feast of culture and culinary fare
Women’s forum has wide focus on community needs
Sunshine, fine food and cultural treats for record crowd at Sri Lanka Day 2024
New women’s forum will support and enhance Lankan women’s development in Queensland
Lord Mayor Schrinner commends Anton Swan’s 30-year commitment to Sri Lankan community
Sri Lanka Day will be held on September 15 at Rocks Riverside Park
Anzac Day commitment praised
Lankan ex-servicemen will march with RSL members at Brookfield Anzac Day parade
Federation elects management committee
Invitation for almsgiving at Forest Hermitage to transfer merit to the late Lal Mendis
Point Five musical show cancelled
Government regulator ACNC grants charity status to federation
Book your tickets to see Sri Lankan Point Five band perform in March as FSOQ fundraiser