Longfield Knitters - Thursdays 12.30pm to 2pm

By Longfieldhall
September 9, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 9, 2019

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Posted September 9, 2019

Thursdays 12.30pm to 2pm from 19 September

10 week course ? ?25/?15

A weekly session for knitters with some experience. We?ll be working on projects to benefit the community plus collaborating on something creative. Join Sue Addo for a welcoming class?there?s

always time for a cup of tea! You can book via the link on our website www.longfieldhall.org.uk/events or contact [email protected] to sign up and pay on the first session.

Longfield Hall, 50 Knatchbull Road, SE5 9QY

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