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Tag Archives: dance
Yardley Arts Weekend – Easter Weekend
Arts in the Yard (Yardley Arts Forum) and Blakesley Hall are working in partnership to offer a free arts weekend at Blakesley Hall in Yardley. It has been kindly funded by South Yardley Community First, through the Community Development Foundation. It … Continue reading
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Tagged activities, arts, Blakesley Hall, Community Development Foundation, Community First, crafts, dance, drawing workshops, free, music workshops, storytelling
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Saturday Morning – Street Dance! ****UPDATE**** Project Finishes 18th Feb 2012
Do you live in or around Stockfield? Are you female? Aged between 7-16 years old? Love or want to try dance for free? Then this a perfect opportunity for you! Sport4Life UK, in partnership Stockfield Community Association are delivering dance … Continue reading
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Tagged Acocks Green, Birmingham, children's activities, Cottesbrooke Junior School, dance, dance classes, girls, Sport4Life, Stockfield, Street dance
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The Big Switch On
Get into the Christmas spirit in Acocks Green village next Saturday, 4th December, with a celebration of the arrival of Christmas. From 4pm – details below:
Yardley Youth Festival – Its Good to Be Young!
Saturday 15th August to Saturday 22nd August. Lots of free events for all young people in and around our area. For more information contact Ness on 07917 172554 or visit http://www.itsgoodtobeyoung.com. Lots of activities to choose from – dance, football, … Continue reading
