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Caribbean Dance for Adults & Children. Sunday 2nd October 3.15pm. FH Space Forest Hill SE23 3HG


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Come and celebrate Black History Month with Nzinga Dance, learn a Caribbean traditional dance and its significance. Separate class for adults and children, all welcome. No experience needed, no advance booking necessary just turn up for class wear colours as bright as you like!


CHILDREN 3.15-3.45pm ?2.50. ADULTS 3.45-4.45pm ?5.


VENUE:FH Space, 9 Havelock Walk Forest Hill SE23 3HG.


(off London Road next to Santander Bank, 3 mins walk from Forest Hill Station. Free 2 hours parking in Pearcefield Avenue carpark (behind Sainsburys), plese check pay machine in csse you may still need display ticket for "free" period)


Rail/London Overground: Forest Hill. Buses: P4, 122, 176, 185, 197, 356

Info: 0208 050 1538 [email protected] Twitter @NzingaDance

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