Tintenbar Up Front (TUF)
Open mic 2nd Friday of every month except January
musicians, poets, comedians, dancers, whoever...
strut their stuff in a wonderful old hall

Engaging performances, warm, listening audience -
An Amazing Night Of Surprise!

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We also host 
THE MUSIC COLLECTIVE SESSIONS
​featuring artists local and touring
6.30 Bev's Singh's Indian banquet
7.30 show starts
Entry $10 / $5 members
goes to worthy charities
Charity Donations so far: $53, 857
BYO drinks and snacks
​Tea, coffee, bickies, cakes cheap to a good home
COMING UP
Saturday 26 June @ 7:30
Lennox Cultural Centre
cohosted by The Lennox Sessions
Backsliders 
“It is no wonder that The Backsliders are regarded as Australia’s greatest blues outfit: they consist of world-class exponents of their respective instruments.”
Glam Adelaide 2015 
Music Collective Sessions - bringing you the best music
Friday 9 July   @ 7:30 
then 2nd Friday every month
Indian banquet from 6.30
Tintenbar Up Front
An amazing night of variety
COVID SAFE - Bookings only
​No  guaranteed tickets at the door
featuring world-renowned poet David Hallett
Friday 16 July @ 7:30
Mick Daley
The muscular clamour of Daley’s usual outfit, The Re-Mains, is replaced by fresh air and a caustic lyrical stride through the Australian dystopia.
There are times in a troubadour life where the road, the sky, and your poison thoughts are your only companion. 
Music Collective Sessions - bringing you the best music
Monday 4 October @ 5:00
house concert
cohosted by The Lennox Sessions
The Thin White Ukes 
The Thin White Ukes perform the songs of David Bowie with small acoustic instruments and big, three-part vocal harmonies.
“The Ukes deliver Bowie with a darkness and delicacy that gives you goosebumps” — Angie Hart
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Music Collective Sessions - bringing you the best music
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. 

Tintenbar Up Front is held on the lands of the Nyangbar clan of the Bundjalung nation, traditional inhabitants.
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Tintenbar is from the indigenous word "chin-chin-bar" meaning "short tailed pademelon" native to this area.
Source: John Hayter.