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Annual Jigsaw Festival

From: 19 August 2008

To: 23 August 2008

Second Annual Jigsaw Festival being held at St Annes on Sea United Reformed Church (FY8 2AE)

Second Annual Jigsaw Festival being held at St Annes on Sea United Reformed Church (FY8 2AE) from Tuesday19th August to Saturday 23rd August inclusive. Opening times are from 10am to 5pm each day except Saturday which will be 10am to 4pm. There will be a large display of over 200 completed jigsaws in the Church, all of which are available to purchase. Chairs and tables will be available if our guests wish to spend some time making a jigsaw. In the adjacent Hall will be a number of stalls for perusal as well as refreshments being served throughout each day. Large level car park available; ramp leading into the church if required. Further details may be obtained from Matthew or Gill Willey on 01253 724023.

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