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OUTDOOR Live music for BABIES and TODDLERS today at THE HERNE TAVERN 3pm EAST DULWICH


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Hello everybody

Frogprince Baby Music London is back to the The Herne today MONDAY the 6th of June at 3pm with our traditional live music session for babies and toddlers. Probably OUTDOOR in the garden today to enjoy the nice weather, if rainy or very cloudy we will be indoor in the barn (side gate entrance in Dunstans Rd to the pub's garden or the Barn function room - THE HERNE 2 Forest Hill Road, SE22 0RR).


Hope you can make it, admission is ?5 per adult, siblings go free. Check down here some of the pictures, more info and videos are available on www.babymusicclass.co.uk.


Stefano Antoci D'Agostino

FROGPRINCE BABY MUSIC

M. 07554081295

www.babymusicclass.co.uk

[email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/BabyMusicClass/

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