Children's Storytelling event - Sunday 17th Feb @ Rye Books

By ryebooksltd
February 11, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted February 11, 2019

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Posted February 11, 2019

To celebrate the launch of their new book 'London Folk Tales for Children', Anne and Sef will be telling tales of London, and of the wonderful people who live in this welcoming city. They really do have some great tales to share.

Because even ordinary Londoners seem to have had many great adventures with narrow escapes, scary journeys and these have become the folk tales of London. Come along to hear the stories, share the music, singing and join-in activities - all guaranteed to make you feel what a wonderful thing it is to be a Londoner!

Rye Books Sunday 17th February @ 11am

Book your free ticket via Eventbrite: londonfolktales.eventbrite.com

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