Arts Care Gofal Celf charity day

Arts Care Gofal Celf is holding its 2010 Christmas charity fundraising event next week.
There will be activities, festive refreshments and live dance performances all in the spirit of Christmas. There will also be a variety of donated raffle prizes.
The event will take place on Saturday December 18 at Y Llwyfan, College Road, Carmarthen.
The schedule is : 10am-12pm, rehearsal for all ACGC Community Dancers; 1-2pm, festivities for all the family; 2-3:55pm, community dance sharing (limited seats available), with 23 Community Dance Groups Sharing, children, young people and adults from the ACGC Community Dance Programme 2010; 3:55-4pm, raffle drawing.
ACGC is an organisation dedicated to the enhancement of daily lives by way of artistic expression and development. Individuals of all ages and all abilities are welcome to join any low cost art/dance class of her or his choosing. More information on future dance & arts opportunities will be provided at the event.
The proceeds of the 2010 Christmas Sharing fundraising event will go towards the ACGC Touch Trust fund. Touch Trust is a progressive program, which provides high quality arts opportunities to individuals with profound disabilities. Pop along and meet with Touch Trust representatives here in Carmarthenshire. Please see attachments for further information.
Seats are limited for the dance performances so please RSVP! via Tel: 01267 245 641/646 OR Email: Laura@acgc.co.uk

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