Everyone’s favourite green and yellow dinosaur, Dorothy the Dinosaur, made her debut appearance in regional New South Wales in August, bringing her brand-new live show to her fans at Aruma’s Summerland Farm – one of Australia’s most successful disability enterprises.
Dorothy the Dinosaur was joined by Captain Feathersword, Wags the Dog, and Henry the Octopus for an interactive live show packed with singing, dancing, laughter.
Dylan O’Malley, General Manager of Summerland Farm said: “We were excited to welcome Dorothy the Dinosaur and her friends to Summerland Farm. We host a vibrant calendar of events each year and are looking forward to inviting more music and entertainment acts to the area in the future.
“We were pleased to welcome Mountain Blue Foundation, WE Hire Northern Rivers McGrath Northern Rivers, Ballina Fair and LJ Signs as sponsors for the event. Having the support of fellow businesses and organisations in the area allows us to create incredible experiences and establish the region as must-stop location for entertainment and live music,” he said.
About Summerland Farm
Each year Summerland Farm produces 120 tonnes of macadamia nuts and 35,000 trays of avocados, and provides macadamia dehusking, and fruit grading and packing services as a sustainable horticulture business and social enterprise.
Established in 1972, Summerland Farm today employs more than 130 people with disability across its agricultural and hospitality operations. The social enterprise provides safe, supportive, and meaningful employment opportunities, fostering empowering environments where Supported Employees feel valued, connected, and proud of what they do.
For information on Summerland Farm go to summerlandfarm.com.au
