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LITTLE DISCO - last few tix - Fri 19 Feb Ivy House in Nunhead

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It?s Half-Term, so mums, dads, grans and nannies: come inside, sit back, enjoy a coffee whilst we blow off the icicles with your little munchkins for the morning / afternoon. Let the kids go crazy at our Half-Term daytime disco!


10am - 20 tickets left

11.30am - SOLD OUT

1pm - 25 tickets left


You can expect our lovely lively DJ to play dance floor fillers and kids favourites along with other boredom busting activities such as bubbles, balloons, inflatables, fireworks, interactive games and competitions, prizes and a FREE disco accessory for every child.


Boogie with your little ones on the dance floor and show them how you get down to the latest pop tunes and those guilty pleasure disco classics that you love to dance to. The fourteenth edition of its kind at the lovely Ivy House in Nunhead.


And if your little disco dudes and divas are a bit peckish after all that dancing, you will be delighted by the delicious lunch menu with great options for the kids too, a treat for everyone!


The perfect opportunity to catch up with local friends!


Prices Half-Term Disco Under 7s:

?6 p child / ?4.00 p sibling / ?2 p adult - If booked online in advance - booking fees apply

Babies (Under 1s) are FREE

Prices slightly more on the door


Venue:

The Ivy House Pub

40 Stuart Road

SE15 3BE in Nunhead


Book your tickets through http://buytickets.at/thelittlediscocompany/42538

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