Palm Beach 100 Year Gala

Palm Beach celebrates 100 years of the community since its early origins as ‘Palm Beach Estate’ on the Gold Coast.  The Palm Beach Gala is supported by Division 13 Councillor Daphne McDonald – City of Gold Coast & Currumbin RSL.

Be transported back to the roaring 1920s as the Gold Coast community celebrates 100 years of Palm Beach at the extravagant Palm Beach Gala.

Dust off the dancing shoes and don your fanciest 1920s attire as you dance the night away to the dynamic yet classic sounds of Rhydian and 8-piece band, The Residuals.

Get ready for glitz & glamour as you toast to 100 years over a delectable four-course menu paired with a four-hour drinks package.

Palm Beach celebrates 100 years of the community since its early origins as ‘Palm Beach Estate’ on the Gold Coast.  The Palm Beach Gala is supported by Division 13 Councillor Daphne McDonald – City of Gold Coast & Currumbin RSL.



Location: Palm Beach Currumbin High School
Price: $160 per person + bf, Tables of 10 $1600 + bf.
Please note, tables will be allocated. It is recommended that you book with your party.
When: Saturday, March 4, 2023
Time: 6pm – late (18+ only event)
Where: Main Quad followed by Main Hall
Dress: 1920's Gala attire


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