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Alexandra Blossom festival in 'very sound financial position'

Otago Daily Times
12 Mar, 2019 12:00 AMQuick Read

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The Alexandra Blossom Festival is in a good financial position.

The Alexandra Blossom Festival is in a good financial position.

The Alexandra Blossom Festival is in the black for another year, having reported a record operating surplus for the 2018 event.

The $25,000 surplus was announced at the Alexandra Blossom Festival's AGM last week.
It had put the festival in a "very sound financial position'', following "regular returns'' over the past
nine years, festival committee chairwoman Sharleen Stirling-Lindsay said.
The festival now has an overall surplus of $130,000.

The festival was "now in the space of returning a significant dividend to our community'' and, along with its partners, was seeking support for projects in the Alexandra district, Ms Stirling-Lindsay said.

The redevelopment of the old pool site in Rivers St was one project already identified, she said.

pam.jones@odt.co.nz

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