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Help build a giant apple in Southwell
Southwell Library, King Street, Southwell, Nottinghamshire, NG25 0EN
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Tel(+44) 01636 812148
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Call direct on:
Tel(+44) 01636 812148
Saturday 18th October 10am-4pm
Sunday 19th October 11am-4pm
Southwell Library
You’ve heard of James and the Giant Peach – well, this is Southwell and the Giant Apple! We are seeking adults and children (4+) to help us build the giant apple….
Community groups are welcome! Adults and children are welcome! Join in this free activity. Work alongside professional willow sculptor, Carole Beavis and make a willow apple to take away too…
Bookable slots are available from 10am-4pm on Saturday 18th and 11am-4pm on Sunday 19th October at Southwell Library or you might like to just drop in and watch the apple grow on either day! The giant apple will be on display all week in Southwell Library ready for The Bramley
Festival on Saturday 25th October. For more information about the Bramley Festival visit www.visitsouthwell.com
To book a place to help build the giant apple contact Southwell Library 01636 812148
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