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Lunchtime Recital at Rachel Fowler Centre

October 20, 2015
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The next lunchtime recital at the Rachel Fowler Centre is on Thursday 29th October.

This is the debut performance at the Rachel Fowler Centre of Will Lambert, a young man from Melksham and a brilliant pianist. The recital starts at 12.30pm and concludes at about 1.15pm. Light refreshments are available from noon. There is no charge but donations are welcomed.

 

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