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Just trying to save anyone arriving at the Mag for Babble on Friday morning to find the pub closed!


Babble and Squeak Playtime is now being held at the East Dulwich Tavern on Fridays at the same time (10 - 11.45). Please could we ask you to spread the word if you know anyone who may be planning to come along?


Many thanks,


Kate and Tina

  • 4 weeks later...

Hi Indiana,


So, so sorry but unfortunately we are going to have to cancel tomorrow morning's session (Friday 3rd December) due to the bad weather and difficulties getting to the EDT.


All being well, we'll be back on next week (10th Dec) and it's our Christmas Babble party on the 17th, which will be our last date until the New Year.


I hope you manage to get out and about tomorrow and if not, have a little dance around the lounge for us!


All the very best,


Tina

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