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Valentine's ceilidh

LOVE ceilidhs?  Then this one is for you!  On Saturday 14 February, 6.30 to 9.00 p.m. at Grange Methodist Church, Kents Bank Road, GRANGE-OVER-SANDS   LA11 7EY.  No need for tickets or advance booking but please make a donation to the church redevelopment fund - cash or card on the night, or online  here

All the dances will be taught by our brilliant caller, Dave.  So there's no need to know the steps already and everyone can join in.  It's great fun!    

So please join the Sands Band and Dave for an enchanting evening.  See you there!      
 

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