Administrative/Biographical history (source): A year-long celebration to mark the sesquicentenary (150th anniversary) of European settlement in South Australia. Colis Curtis (the Director of Music at Pembroke School at the time) was Chairman of the Jubilee 150 Opening Ceremony Choral Committee. The Pembroke Girls Choir participated in the massed 2,500 voice choir performing at the Opening Ceremony
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The 'Wizards of Oz' were as series of performances as apart of the 'Take Over' event at the Festival Theatre. Several schools, including Pembroke School Band, performed alongside jazz legend Don Burrows.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): The premier contesting event for brass and concert bands in Australia, held by the National Band Council of Australia (formed in 1934). Attended at various times by the Pembroke Concert Band, Brass Quartet, Brass Quintet and Wind Quartet
Administrative/Biographical history (source): An article from the front page of The Advertiser concerning the Pembroke School Concert Band's recent performances with James Morrison and Don Burrows as well as their upcoming trip to the James Morrison Scholarship in Mount Gambier and possible trip to the Monterey Jazz Festival in the USA in 1995.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A festival held by the governing body for community Brass and Concert Bands in South Australia. Aimed at promoting, nurturing and encouraging the banding movement in SA by providing an opportunity to perform and be tested in a friendly competition format. Attended by the Pembroke School Band.
Administrative/Biographical history (source): A festival held in Adelaide c.2001-2002, sponsored by Musicorp Australia, a member of The Polygon Group. Musicorp still exists as an instrument rental company as of 2026 (https://www.musicorp.com.au/about/). Attended by the Pembroke Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band and Chamber String Orchestra.