When: Saturday 16 March
Time: 1-4pm
Where: St John the Evangelist Hall, Pevensey Road, Upper St Leonards, TN38 0RD
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL – NO MORE RESERVATIONS ARE BEING TAKEN
Home Live Art are inviting all volunteers based in Hastings and St Leonard’s to come together for a very special social gathering.
We would like to find out more about local volunteers whilst celebrating all the valuable work they do by hosting an afternoon party featuring food, drink and entertainment!
This is an opportunity for anyone who has spent time helping the local community to come together, have fun and think about new ways in which we can support each other.
Please do share this event with as many of your volunteer friends as possible so we can make sure we don’t miss anyone out.
The venue is fully wheelchair accessible.
Any questions or queries please contact Rachel at info@homeliveart.com
Image: Posh Club Volunteers, 2018. Taken by Hilary Claire Dunham-Phillips.
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