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SATURDAY 27 MAY

The cast of The Last Collection will be performing in Cairns on Saturday, May 20.

Storytelling aimed at children aged 6-14 years

STEP into a world of wonder and imagination with The Last Collection, an interactive narrative performance that will take you on a journey through the magic of storytelling.

Presented as part of the Cairns Children’s Festival on May 20, this show promises to be a funny, heartfelt, and playful experience that will leave audiences of all ages with a renewed passion for problemsolving and a greater awareness of what they can accomplish in the world.

Inspired by the Brothers Grimm, the Magic School Bus, and local stories within the Court House Gallery, The Last Collection is a unique blend of traditional and modern storytelling that explores themes of the fast-paced digital world, sacred storytelling, and future thinking.

It’s a show that celebrates the power of books and the importance of preserving our cultural

FUN FOR YOUNGSTERS GET ready for a fun-filled weekend as the Cairns Children’s Festival returns for its annual celebration of creativity and entertainment.

With an average attendance of 6000, this year’s festival promises to be the biggest yet.

The festival will take place on May 20-21, with events spread across three major venues in Cairns –the Cairns Performing Arts Centre, the Tanks Arts Centre, and the Court House Gallery.

“We are thrilled to bring the Cairns Children’s Festival back for another year and offer a diverse program of performances and activities,” said Mayor Bob Manning. Website: www.cairns. qld.gov.au/childrens-festival heritage, even in the face of technological advancements.

The Last Collection invites children and young people aged 6-14 years to become part of the story, to engage with the characters and to help shape the outcome of the performance.

With its immersive, interactive format, this show is a great opportunity for kids to learn about the value of collaboration, problem-solving, and critical thinking, all while having fun and enjoying the magic of live performance.

But what makes The Last Collection truly special is its ability to connect with audiences on a deeper level.

Through its heartfelt storytelling, the show inspires kids to think about their place in the world, their role in shaping the future, and the power they hold to make a positive difference in their communities.

So, if you are looking for a show that will inspire, engage, and delight, don’t miss The Last Collection at the Court House Gallery on Saturday, May 20.

Tickets at ticketlink.com.au

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