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Summer of fun in Greater Dandenong

YOUNG people in Greater Dandenong will have the opportunity for some summer fun this holiday season.
The City of Greater Dandenong will hold it Summer Vibes Holiday Program throughout January.
A variety of activities, most free, aimed for young people aged between 12 and 25 will be held around the municipality.
Dandenong Library will host a series of free workshops during the holidays including jewellery making, hip hop dancing, Xbox games competitions and drawing.
The council’s Young Leader’s program has organised a Beach Volleyball Tournament on 20 January and a Basketball Tournament on 21 January from 12pm to 5pm.
Both events will be held at the Dandenong Basketball Stadium and State Volleyball Centre.
Indoor Soccer will be held on 22 January at Springers Leisure Centre, 400 Cheltenham Road, Keysborough from noon to 6pm.
Soccer enthusiasts will also have the opportunity to participate in street soccer on 12 January at Memorial Drive, Ross Reserve Noble Park.
Y-Space will be open at Cafe Salvos in Noble Park from 12 January, providing a relaxed place to socialise with friends.
For a copy of the Summer Vibes Calendar or to book call Greater Dandenong Youth Services on 9793 2155.
For activities at Dandenong Library contact 9238 1489.

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