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A COMMUNITY fundraising event showcasing a classic movie with two live bands on show will be held this Saturday at the Mareeba Drive-In from 3pm. The event is hosted by the local chapter of Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) and Red Dirt Community Fund Tablelands and will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Australian-produced outlaw biker film ‘Stone’, with part of the proceeds from the night being donated to both hosting organisations. The registered QPS safe event is strictly adults only and will feature live music from Poundcake and Audioscam, there will also be a bar and food available at the venue, no BYO allowed. Entry to the event will cost $30 per person and will have overnight camping on offer, with gates opening at 12 noon only for patrons to set up camp for the night. For more information call Bat on 0459 770 064 or Blainy on 0419 480 436.

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