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Easter Family Fun at Easterside and Grove Hill Hubs
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Easter Family Fun at Easterside and Grove Hill Hubs

By Published March 29, 2018

THERE’S a feast of fun for all the family this Easter at Easterside and Grove Hill Community Hubs.

 

Easterside Community Hub

Broughton Avenue, Easterside, TS4 3PZ  

Thursday, April 5, noon – 1pm

Meet Peter Rabbit & Friends

£1 per child

Thursday, April 12, 10.30am – noon

Make your own Easter cups and Easter arts and crafts

£1 per child

 

 

Grove Hill Community Hub

Bishopton Road, Grove Hill. TS4 2RP

 

Thursday, April 5, 2.30 – 3.30pm

Meet Peter Rabbit & Friends

£1 per child

Friday, April 6, 1pm – 2pm

Multi Sports

Free

Tuesday, April 10, 10.30am – 2pm

Make your own Easter cups and Easter arts and crafts

£1 per child

Friday, April 13, 1pm – 2pm

Multi Sports

Free

 

Age group: five to 12 years - under sevens must be accompanied by an adult.

Places are limited so booking is essential.

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