'Tastes of South-East Asia' Community Dinner

Thursday, 20 November 2003, 8:53 am
Press Release: Peace Action Wellington

Enjoy a night of fine music, delicious South-East Asian food, and great movies on the 13th of December at 7:00PM at St John's Church, Willis Street.

Music will provide by Mr Sterile and more.

Unwaged: $6, Waged: $12

This event is organised by Peace Action Wellington. All money raised will go to the Wellington Legal Defence Fund, and Acehnese and Burmese groups. For more information or tickets contact John Anderson on john@eclectic.org.nz or 04 971 6695.

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