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Free Music and Dance Classes for 0-5s on Monday 5th March


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Lucy Sparkles & Friends are running FREE music and dance classes on Monday 5th March at The Francis Peek Centre in Dulwich Park. Join us for action songs, dancing games, parachute and percussion play, bubbles and magic sparkles!


1.30pm Toddler and Pre-School Dance for 2.5 - 5 year olds

2.10pm Mixed Age Music for 0 - 4 year olds

2.50pm Baby Music for 0 - 18 months


Advance booking is essential as spaces are limited! To book email [email protected] with your name and your child's name and date of birth.


http://www.lucysparkles.com

Just a few spaces left in Monday afternoon's FREE Lucy Sparkles & Friends music and dance classes. Email [email protected] to book.


Francis Peek Centre in Dulwich Park:

1.30pm Toddler and Pre-School Dance for 2.5 - 5 year olds

2.10pm Mixed Age Music for 0 - 4 year olds

2.50pm Baby Music for 0 - 18 months

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