Sally and John Alker-Jones, of Albury, applaud a performance at yesterday’s Music in the Gardens. Picture: DYLAN ROBINSON
COOL weather didn’t deter the large crowd gathered at Albury Botanic Gardens for yesterday’s free music.
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Award-winning jazz singer Michelle Nicolle entertained about 300 residents with her quartet.
The free two-hour event was part of Albury Council’s Music in the Gardens series.
The concert was the first in a series of five music events.
Sally and John Alker-Jones, of Albury, said the grey sky could not keep them away.
“I wasn’t going to be deterred from attending the first one for the season,” Mr Alker-Jones said.
“We brought our jackets, just in case.”
More concerts will be held next month and again in September, October and November.
Wodonga's Amanda and Elliott Bailey, and Daniel Treloar, with Melbourne's Rosemary Snook (back left) and Vera Coles, also of Wodonga, having a slice of pizza as they listen to the music.
