We are back for 2021 with limited COVID safe seating
h eld on the lands of the Nyangbar clan of the Bundjalung people, traditional custodians.
Tintenbar Up Front ...gives the opportunity for performers of all kinds: musicians, poets, comedians, dancers, whoever.... to strut their stuff in a wonderful old hall. 2nd Friday of every month except January. Engaging performances, warm, listening audience - An Amazing Night Of Surprise! |
6:30 Bev Singh's Indian banquet
7:30 show starts Entry $10/ $6 members goes to worthy charities. Charity Donations So Far: $52,125 Become a TUF member BYO drinks and snacks. Tea, coffee, bikkies provided. Cakes cheap to a good home. |
We also host
The Music Collective Sessions featuring artists local and touring
The Music Collective Sessions featuring artists local and touring
Coming Up
Friday MARCH 12 @ 7:30 then 2nd Friday every month Indian banquet from 6.30 Tintenbar Up Front An amazing night of variety Bookings only No tickets at the door Learn more / book Friday 5 March @ 7:30 Indian banquet from 6.30 Dead Marines Between them they share a few ARIA awards, have written a thousand songs, and played every gig in Australia from lounge rooms and country pubs to the Sydney Opera House. Bookings only No tickets at the door Learn more / book ![]() Tintenbar is from the indigenous word "chin-chin-bar" meaning "short tailed pademelon" native to this area. Source: John Hayter. |
The TUF Team volunteers
Bernadette, Paul, Jeanette, Liz, Bev, Peter, Jennie, Coralie, Celia, Jade, Ross, Jenny, Narelle. Absent: Sheila, Dave, Bob, Greg, Roger, Dennis, Maureen, John, Jim. |