Bus trip to the Wonderwool Festival in April

Bus trip to the Wonderwool Festival – 23 April 2016:
Age Cymru Sir Gâr are running a trip to the Wonderwool festival in Builth Wells on Saturday 23 April 2016.
Ticket (which includes entry & transport) is £20.
Pick up spots are St. Clears, Carmarthen, Llanelli and Ammanford. Contact Lisa on 01554 784080 for more information. The bus is available to all ages.
This is a great family day out, too. Children can learn new crafts and adults can have a go to.
This is not just about knitting, but they have hundreds of exhibitors that all use wool in some way in their crafts or products.
Help Age Cymru Sir Gar support the charity's social groups for older persons and join us on this trip.

For more information on the festival see link: http://www.wonderwoolwales.co.uk/home.html

Age Cymru Sir Gar are running this trip in partnership with the Knit and Natter group that meets in its offices in Trostre, Llanelli, every Tuesday afternoon.
If you enjoy knitting and other wool based crafts or have a craft you want to share with people and you are aged 50+ then this is the group for you.

See our website for other groups that we support. http://www.ageuk.org.uk/cymru/sirgar/socialgroups/

For more information on the trip -
Age Cymru Sir Gâr
Units 5 – 11, LEC Workshops, 100 Trostre Road, Llanelli SA15 2EA
Tel 01554 784080

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