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Chinese arts, craft and Dragon procession

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CRAFTING FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR

Lancaster Confucius Institute and local mum are pleased to invite you to join a FREE drop-in Chinese art & crafting session at Keswick Museum, 10-11.45 am Saturday 3 February.

Local scouts and youth groups have also been crafting, and we will celebrate the coming of the Year of the Dragon with a Chinese Dragon procession in Fitz Park at 12 noon (assemble from 11.45 to join in), with some music and bangers in place of firecrackers !

No booking: just show up!

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