Dress up in your spooky best and do the Monster Mash at our Halloween concert, presented by the Croydon Wind Symphony.
Date
Saturday 31 October 2026
Location
T.B.A
Crodyon Wind Symphony
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Croydon Wind Symphony performed Fiesta!
On Saturday 16 May, the Croydon Wind Symphony presented Fiesta! — a vibrant celebration of Spanish and Latin American music, song, and dance.
Performing to an captivated audience at the Performing Arts Centre at Boronia K-12 College, the band delivered a lively and energetic program. Highlights of the afternoon included Paul’s guitar solo in Adagio from Concierto de Aranjuez, and the colourful dance performances, which added excitement and visual flair.
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Croydon Wind Symphony performed at the Healesville Festival 2026 Family FunDay
On Mother’s Day, the Croydon Wind Symphony performed at the Healesville Festival 2026 Family Fun Day in Queens Park.
The band presented a preview of music from their upcoming Fiesta! concert, alongside a few favourites for younger audience members.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by to listen and support the performance. If you enjoyed the latin-inspired program, we invite you to join us next weekend for Fiesta! and experience the full concert lineup.
For more information on the Healesville Festival 2026 click here
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Save the Date for CCB Trivia Night on Saturday 18 July 2026
Join us for a fun-filled Trivia Night hosted by Croydon Cititzen’s Bands!
Put your knowledge to the test across a range of exciting categories, enjoy great company, and compete for fantastic prizes. Whether you’re a trivia buff or just in it for the laughs, everyone is welcome—bring your friends, form a team, or join one on the night.
Book a table with your family and friends, BYO drinks and snacks, and be prepared for a night of fun.
Date
Saturday 18 July 2026 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Location
Kilsyth Memorial Hall
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Croydon Wind Symphony performed Christmas Carols in Main Street Croydon
By invitation from Maroondah City Council, the Croydon Wind Symphony performed a selection of Christmas carols in Main Street, Croydon, on Saturday 20 December. Shoppers and visitors in the precinct were able to enjoy the festive music, helping to create a warm holiday atmosphere.
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Croydon Citizens Bands performed at the 2025 Maroondah Carols
The Croydon Wind Symphony with members of the Brass Band and Concert Band combined as the Maroondah Carols Band and performed at the Maroondah Carols by Candlelight celebration on the Town Park, Norton Road, Croydon oval.
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Croydon Wind Symphony performed at the Maroondah Festival
The Croydon Wind Symphony performed on the Main Stage the 2025 Maroondah Festival, held at Town Park in Croydon.
The Maroondah Festival, held annually in central Croydon, provides an opportunity for local community groups to perform for the public. It was a fantastic opportunity for the Croydon Wind Symphony to showcase their music to people who may not usually attend their concerts. Most of the repertoire was drawn from their recent Ballads and Ballgowns concert, held the previous month.
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Croydon Wind Symphony hosted concert ‘Ballards and Ballgowns’
The Croydon Wind Symphony hosted its only concert for 2025, themed Ballads and Ballgowns at the Ringwood Community Centre.
The premise was simple: to assemble a program of memorable ballads from a variety of bands and shows, and invite the audience to sing along. For a more detailed summary, see our Previous Events page.
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The “Croydon Wind Symphony Low Brass Quintet” competed in the Australian National Band Championships.
The Croydon Wind Symphony Low Brass Quintet, made up of five players from the Croydon Wind Symphony competed in the Open Quintet Ensemble section of the 2025 Yamaha Australian National Band Championships, held in Melbourne.
The music played was arrangement of Cant Help Falling in Love by Elvis Presley.
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The Croydon Wind Symphony competed in the Australian National Band Championships
For the first time in many years, the Croydon Wind Symphony competed in the Australian National Band Championships, held in Melbourne. They competed in the Open ‘B’ Grade Concert Section against several high level bands from Victoria, New South Wales and New Zealand.
The four pieces of music played included the hymn Be Thou My Vision arranged by Travis J. Cross, test piece Under Loch and Quay by Daniel Dinh, Puszta by Jan Van der Roost and Wellington March by Wilhelm Zehle.
After many rehearsals, Croydon Wind Symphony took to the stage at the Eldon Hogan Performing Arts Centre at Xavier College. While the competition was fierce and we did not win, the experience was valuable and it be remembered for a long time.
