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Hi, I?m looking to organise a 3rd birthday party for my little girl in March. There will be about 20 children and their parents. We?re looking for a venue that will do most of the organising for us. We?ve had parties at Gymboree and Punk Me Upnpreviously, which have been great but not enough space for this year. Would be very grateful for any recommendations for great kids parties in the East Dulwich, Dulwich Village or Peckham Rye area.


Thanks so much


Liz

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