Mulled Wine Concert June 27. Andrew Beer violin, Sarah Watkins piano
Dear faithful MWC Supporters
Please could you pass this message on your FB pages or to friends. Much appreciated.
The Mulled Wine Concert on this Sunday 27 June WILL GO AHEAD with the reduced audience numbers - 100 max including the musicians and organisers! The chairs will be spaced - please remember to wear your mask and to sign in using the QR code at the door.
Extra pages will be available indoors for those who forget their phones.
Please come to support us as we need to meet the costs of the musicians' fees and expenses. Not to mention our costs of piano moving, piano tuning, publicity/posters, hall fees, advertising etc etc.
That beautiful hand made donation box will do a brief "tour" during the interval so please do remember to bring one of those notes - orange, blue. Green and even purple all very welcome
That would be very kind.
Online sales from marygow@gmail.com
www.mulledwinecomcerts.com...
Thanks for your support, especially for this Sunday.
Stay safe
Mary
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