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Penelope's vintage pitstop, Macmillan cancer support 10/10/14 6-9pm

Rosie Posy

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Rosie Posy

Rosie Posy

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Come along to a fabulous evening of Vintage fashion and music, there will be lots of top notch traders selling everything for the fashionable lady or chap about town, lovely homewares and accessories in abundance, the most wonderful vintage fashion show compered by the magnificent Untamed Edna Experience, show off your dancing skills with the awesome Swing Patrol and raffle to rival all raffles with the most beautiful prizes to win!! Tearoom and other refreshments available so you can relax a while and refresh yourself whilst listening to some great tunes from Vintage DJ rpm (Rosie plays music) on her trusty gramophones. All in aid of Macmillan cancer support.


Where - The Goodliffe Hall, 1 Highland Road, SE19 1DP (just off Gipsy Hill)


When - Friday 10th October - from 6 p.m until 9 p.m


To book tickets for this extravaganza visit www.wegottickets.com/event/287429 (early bird ticket ?5.50 - on the door ?8.00)


Visit and like the facebook page for updates penelope's vintage pitstop


See you there!!

Rosie Posy

Rosie Posy

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Tickets are selling fast for this fantastic event, which is being hosted by one of the best entertainers in the business, Untamed Edna (she is hilarious) the entire evening has been put together to provide you with some great new experiences and lovley shopping to boot!! More traders added at the last minute too! Iv'e seen the raffle prizes and Oh my!!Get your tickets now before it's too late!!

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