Come to a ceilidh in Cartmel

Good news! You are all invited to a ceilidh in Cartmel Village Hall on Saturday 26 October. Dancing starts at 7.00 p.m. The Sands Band will be playing, with our brilliant caller Dave. You don't need any experience - just come along and enjoy it.

Proceeds from the ceilidh will go towards campaigning against female genital mutilation in rural Kenya. It's a really important cause so please join us in supporting this work.

Tickets are only £10 and you can buy them on the door. If you have any queries or need more information please ring Cath Holland on 07796-121226.

We look forward to seeing you on 26th!

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The Sands Band

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