Big Fish Little Fish Family Rave - Amersham Arms 7th May

By NatashaBFLF
April 26, 2017 in The Family Room Classifieds

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NatashaBFLF

Posted April 26, 2017

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Posted April 26, 2017

Join award-winning Big Fish Little Fish Family Rave at The Amersham Arms in New Cross on May 7th for a party designed for parents and their offspring aged 0-8 years. With top DJs, craft and play activities and bar - the original family ravers know how to put on an event that puts on a smile on all faces - young and (slightly) older.

While the tunes are aimed squarely at the grown-ups, younger revellers will love the dancefloor filled with effects - glitter cannons, bubbles, balloons of all sizes and a parachute dance finale.

Ticlets on sale here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bflf-new-cross-london-once-upon-a-time-fairytale-family-rave-with-djs-readers-wifes-duckie-7th-may-tickets-32236676768

There is buggy parking (in an enclosed yard outside) and baby change facilities

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