New party types- Nutty's Children's Parties

By dannynutt
September 19, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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dannynutt

Posted September 19, 2016

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Posted September 19, 2016

Dear all at East Dulwich Forum,

Firstly, thank you again for your continued support.

NEWS: we have two new party type now on offer at Nutty's Children's Parties- as part of our 10 year birthday celebrations- Creative Arts and Crafts Parties and Classic Party Games!

Re: Creative Arts- we know how much kids love to be creative with their hands- making stuff, drawing and playing with their creations- so we thought we'd add this to our growing list of party types and themes for you all.

We've already added a page about this to our web site and you can have a look at it here-

http://www.nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk/creative-arts-craft?

Re: Classic Party Games- you can view a blurb about this here- http://www.nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk/classic-party-games

Feel free to share and spread the word!

Kind regards,

Danny Nutt

Owner and director of Nutty's Children's Parties www.nuttyschildrensparties.co.uk

Email: [email protected]

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