Coffee Morning this Saturday

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Happy New Year from all of us at Spring Bank Arts, we are looking forward to another year full of music, art, theatre and dance. We will see the return of our hugely popular Coffee Concert Series, Film Club, Afternoon Tea Concerts and welcome many new performers and artists.
We start our 2023 programme with our monthly coffee morning Saturday 7th January 10:30-12:30. Fresh tea/coffee and homemade cakes will be available to purchase. Our large venue offers plenty of space to meet friends and family and enjoy our beautiful Grade ll listed building. Whether you are a regular or have never been before you will be most welcome.
You will be able to take a look at our draft events calendar for the year and purchase tickets for our upcoming events. You can also book tickets online by following the links below.
We look forward to seeing you.

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