A Family Festival Disco Jam (Brockley Max) - Saturday 28th May

By Kimmy1080
May 23, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Kimmy1080

Posted May 23, 2016

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Posted May 23, 2016

Join DISCOFEST and TIPPEE TOES this coming bank holiday for 'A Family Festival Jam' during the Brockley Max Festival!

Saturday 28th May

St Andrew's Centre, Brockley Road, SE4 2SA

3pm-6pm

Suitable for all children under 10 years.

*Dance performance by GDND Academy crew and entertainment from The Bedlham Bunch*

Free face paint or glitter tattoo - soft play, bouncy castle, arts n crafts sessions for all under 4's

Goody bags - dance host - games - prizes - mocktails for kids - fun foods - homemade rum punch for the adults with a selection of drinks from the bar - a free mini Indian head massage for the adults plus more...

See attached flyer for further details/prices. You can purchase your tickets at:

www.ticketsource.co.uk/discofest

This is an event for the whole family and a great way to kickstart your bank holiday weekend!

We hope to see you there!

Best wishes

Kim

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