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Tea Dance at Seend Community Centre

March 25, 2015
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Devizes & District PHAB are holding a Folk Tea Dance at Seend Community Centre on Saturday 28th March, 2.30 to 5.30pm.

You are invited to come along to the ‘Folk Tea Dance’ with the The Wiltshire Klof Folk Band, including displays by Hips & Haws Clog Dance Display. The Seend Community Centre is situated at Rusty Lane, Seend, Nr Melksham (SN12 6NS) and tickets for the event are £3.00 including Tea.

To reserve your tickets  contact: Mr M C Braund, tel: 01380 870274 or 722146. Or tickets can be purchased on the door if still available on the day.

Please come along and support the Tea Dance in aid of Devizes & District PHAB funds.

 

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