Rush Saturday Community Day


On Saturday 18th May We will be celebrating all things Rush and Redcliffe by holding a Fun Day at Faith Space and the South Church Yard. Our event will start at 1 pm and go on until 4 pm.


We will start the day making up fresh flower posies for Sunday's Rush and hopefully talking to the community about why and what they are for. Along with that in the same space, We will be decorating cakes with iced flowers, petals .and leaves. This will all be joined together with our arts and crafts tables. As well as all these wonderful hands-on things We will have a bouncy castle and professional face painter to keep the fun rolling along. We will be kicking a few footballs about in the South Church Yard to test your skills in our new goals that We will have there. Our Rush funday just wouldn’t be the same without food and drink, Therefore We will be running a BBQ for meat eaters and non meat eaters alike.


An amazing group of volunteers will be there from 12.30 to help set up and then run the event right up until 4pm and beyond. We know it will be a fantastic day, so come along and enjoy joy the fun,


ITS GONNA BE A GOODIN

 

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