DATE & TIME
Friday 4 May 2018
6:30pm : Pre-dinner drinks
7:30pm – 11:30pm : Dinner
WHERE
Doltone House
Darling Island Wharf,
48 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
DRESS
Lounge Suit
Friday 4 May 2018
6:30pm : Pre-dinner drinks
7:30pm – 11:30pm : Dinner
Doltone House
Darling Island Wharf,
48 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont
Lounge Suit
Australia’s beloved musical treasure Marcia Hines, with a career spanning four decades has released 22 albums, selling 2.6 million copies and has garnered countless chart-topping singles and multi-platinum records.
Australian Idol’s favourite judge for the show’s seven consecutive years will delight you at the 2018 Halo Ball as she takes you back to the divine discotheque, performing hits from her new show ‘Disco Inferno’.

Sandra’s passion for news has fortified her position as one of the finest newsreaders in the country, delivering TEN Eyewitness News First At Five bulletins with integrity and credibility.
We are honoured to have Network Ten’s Sandra Sully MC for Halo Ball 2018.

Many people have tried to describe the Enormous Horns – and most of them have failed. They’ve been called a smouldering funk band, a brassy soul revue, a hip jazz combo and a wild rock & roll band – in truth, they’re a little bit of all those things but most of all they’re an eight piece party band. From their diverse set list to their hilarious, energetic performances, the Enormous Horns are ultimately dedicated to entertainment.
Combining great musicianship with a highly visual stage show that sometimes borders on the theatrical, the Enormous Horns will have you up and dancing to everything from recent radio hits to retro Blues Brothers and Sixties Soul, Pop to Disco and Funk to Rock.

The Blackties are a dynamic team of four performers including magicians and mind-readers. From spellbinding performances of close-up magic to hilarious stage magic, they are guaranteed to leave everyone amazed for days on end. With over 10 years of combined performing experience for corporate, charities and private functions, The BlackTies have been dazzling audiences all around Australia.
The Halo Ball started out as BaptistCare’s first fundraising event for women and children affected by domestic and family violence.
Domestic violence statistics in Australia remain confronting, and we know that they only touch the surface of the true experience of women and children who are affected.
However we believe that lives can be transformed and that deep change is possible for our nation and vital for the future of our children, our families and our communities.
Now in its third year, the Halo Ball will continue to raise vital funds and awareness for this incredibly worthy cause.
Through the generosity of our supporters over the past two years, we have raised $215,000, which has gone directly to our frontline services.
These funds have helped us to provide supported accommodation for 282 women and their children, group support programs for 355 women, no interest loans for 210 women, and hundreds of hours of counselling sessions for women seeking to rebuild their lives, free from the fear and trauma of their past.
It can take years to recover from the experience of living in distress every day, terrorised and vulnerable through manipulation, control and fear.
BaptistCare has a proven track record in supporting women and children who are fleeing violence, and with your partnership and support, you are helping us to continue the vital services we have been delivering for over 32 years.
Please join us at this incredible event, so together we can help end the cycle of abuse and respond to Australia’s domestic and family violence crisis.