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Home » Storms Couldn’t Dampen Christmas Spirit At Moyne Christmas Carols

Storms Couldn’t Dampen Christmas Spirit At Moyne Christmas Carols

17 December, 2025 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

Santa in his PJs.

The much-anticipated Moyne Christmas Carols did not quite go to plan last Satur­day, with the weather bringing an abrupt halt to the Carols in the garden. Following a quick change of location and an adjust­ment to the plan, the Carols went off with­out a hitch and the Christmas spirit was truly alive and well.

The room was brimming with residents, families and visitors all ready to share in the joy of singing. Santa dropped in for a visit in his PJs and the Canowindra Com­munity Choir performed five songs. The girls from Alikenetic Dance Studio adapted their dances on the go as they did not have much room to move, but still did a mag­nificent job, and Melissa’s nephew’s Mac, Harry and Angus sang a song or two much to the delight of everyone.

A huge thankyou to the Moyne staff who went above and beyond on Saturday night to ensure everyone had a wonderful time.

You all make a wonderful choir!Thank you for supporting us throughout the year. On behalf of everyone at Moyne, we wish you and your loved ones a very Merry Christmas and a Happy 2026. We look forward to sharing the coming year with you all.

Mac, Angus and Harry Cations and Melissa Delaney.


Canowindra Community Choir.


Melissa Delaney, Nathan Kaden and Kathy Nash (Life­style Team).


Melissa (Lifestyle Coordinator), Paulie Beath and Maurice Payne (residents).

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