Last Few Tickets! Holiday Music and Dance Celebration for 0-6yos July 22nd in ED

By Dani Povey
July 20, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 20, 2016

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Posted July 20, 2016

Announcing our Holiday Sessions in East Dulwich from Lucy Sparkles & Friends!

Friday 22nd July 2016 at Punk Me Up Ceramics Cafe

Holiday Music & Dance Celebration (10:45, 0-6yo's, 45mins)

A Kod?ly based holiday music class with dancing, rhymes, action songs, live guitar, percussion play, parachute play, listening time, props, bubbles and, or course, magic sparkles! All children aged 0-6 are welcome.

Mermaids and Pirates Holiday Workshop

(10:55-11:55, 2.5-4yo's; 15:30-16:30, 4-6yo's; 1hr)

This holiday workshop will be run by a real Mermaid! The session will involve singing, choreographed dancing, drama games, parachute play, bubbles, treats and, of course, magic sparkles! Fancy dress is optional.

Places are limited so please visit our website to book

http://www.lucysparkles.com/find-a-venue/dulwich/single-class

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