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Paris comes to Kumbia

The flavours of Paris came to Kumbia Hall on Friday night, 27 October, when more than 40 people enjoyed a French dinner in the Kumbia Memorial Hall.

Now firmly entrenched in the Kumbia calendar, the popular Cheap as Chips evenings continue to draw a loyal following as well as new faces, according to organisers.

“The meal was followed by French trivia, and guests from Kingaroy and surrounding areas also joined in the fun and laughter,” organiser Linda Thomas said.

The Cheap as Chips nights are hosted and catered by the Kumbia Hall Committee as a way of drawing the community together for an evening out.

Each event has its own international theme, lucky door and raffle prizes.

The next international night will be in March with an Indian theme. Watch South Burnett Today for further details closer to the time.

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