Cultural celebration in Newton

Cultural celebration in Newton

First anniversary fun at the Newton Cultural Centre.

Susan Hill-Madec dances with her troupe Susan’s Paradise of Polynesia (Na Leo Kani ‘O Hawaii) during the first-anniversary celebration of the Newton Cultural Centre on Saturday.

The dance centre is based in Cloverdale.

 

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