Agri's Got Talent 2019: Bigger and better than ever before
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Agri’s Got Talent (AGT) is proud to announce that the Citrus Growers’ Association has joined the competition as a sponsor, which means that in 2019 AGT just got bigger and better.
This exciting singing competition for farm workers in the citrus and deciduous fruit, wine and table grapes industries, is now accepting entries. This is the sixth year that this very popular competition is rocking our farmyards. Songs can be performed in any genre, so whether you’re into pop, RnB, acoustic, rap or classical, Agri’s Got Talent wants to hear it all.
With this fantastic opportunity you can show-off your talent, win big prizes, and also make your mark in your community. Finalists undergo a training week in Paarl where they receive intensive singing and stage training, as well as life skills coaching.
The Gala Evening will take place on 2 August 2019 at the Lord Charles Hotel in Somerset West.
TO ENTER:
WhatsApp a sound clip of no longer than 3 minutes to 082 372 1557 or e-mail: [email protected]
INCLUDE:
- Name & surname
- Date of birth
- Own cell number
- Name of farm / cellar / pack house
- Job description
- How long you have been working on the farm, in the pack house or cellar
- Nearest town
Join the AGT community and find the latest news and action on Facebook www.facebook.com/agrisgottalent or visit www.agrisgottalent.com.
Anything else? Please contact Carmé Naudé at [email protected] Or 021 870 2900 for more information.
Agri’s got Talent is a social upliftment project sponsored by HORTGRO, the Citrus Growers’ Association, the VinPro Foundation, the South African Table Grape Industry, and the Western Cape Government’s Department of Agriculture.
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