WINDSOR WALK LAUNCH EVENT - Saturday 30th of August

By aly.trenholme
August 28, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted August 28, 2014

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Posted August 28, 2014

Join us from 12pm - 4pm THIS SATURDAY (30/08/14) at St Thomas More Church Hall, 380 Lordship Lane, SE22 8ND for various entertainments such as face painting, close-up magic, flair bar tending, a bouncy castle, various stalls, an auction, special guest appearances and many more!

Then from 4pm - 7pm, right across the road in our Charity Shop Courtyard at 405 Lordship Lane, SE22 8JN we will be hosting a musical extravaganza with various genres of live music for you to enjoy!

Please come on down on Saturday the 30th of August and support your local mental health charity by celebrating the launch of the rebranded Windsor Walk! If you are able to donate any quality items for our auction, please contact Joan on 0778865860

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