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By Alicat
January 5, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted January 5, 2017

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Posted January 5, 2017

Happy New Year to all! The KIDS' CLAY WORKSHOP made some brilliant Christmas pressies and New Year dishes over the break, and look forward to being back in action next week for the pre-school sessions on Monday and Friday. Come and make a clay project from scratch (for age 3?5 years)! More info can be found on the website or email: [email protected]

MONDAYS 10.30?11.30am at East Dulwich Community Centre, 46?50 Darrell Road, SE22 0BD

FRIDAYS The Mission Bubble Studios, Unit 8 Blackwater Court,

Blackwater Road (off Lordship Lane) SE22 8RS

Workshops are ?7.60 & ?7 for siblings, please pre-book online or drop in with cash: www.kidsclayworkshop.com

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