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Events
Saturday 13th March |
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Indian Coffee Morning at the Peace Hospice
Traditional Indian food and dancing
Sari demonstration
Henna hand painting
Complementary Therapy Taster
Time: 10:00 - 13:00
Venue: The Peace Hospice, Peace Drive, Watford, WD17 3PH
Everyone is welcome - free admission Usual stalls will be: Cake and coffee Danish pastries Raffle Arts and craft Bottle Tombola Hospice Goods - Toys. For more information contact Nicky Maxwell-Braithwaite on 01923 335365. This event is organised by the Peace Hospice. For more information, please visit www.peacehospice.org.uk.
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Thursday 25th March |
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"Can you have religion without God?"
Eddy Canfor-Dumas and Stephanie Grant invite you to join them for their next informal interfaith discussion, at the home of Stephanie & Jim Grant.
Time: 19:30 - 21:00
Venue: To be confirmed
All are welcome. For more information, please contact Stephanie on 461834 or sandpit207@yahoo.com.
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Monday 3rd May |
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Watford Celebration! 2010
The Celebration of Watford's rainbow of cultures returns in 2010, organised by Greg Peachey and his team, and sponsored by St Michael's Catholic High School Garston and Elected Mayor Dorothy Thornhill. Last year our numbers increased to around 3000 people, sharing and sampling each other’s diverse food, music, dance, drama, art, culture, customs and beliefs! To recall how just how well it went, please re-visit our website www.watfordcelebration.org, kindly constructed on a voluntary basis by Tony DeAngelis of Active Image. This year we plan to include some fresh, new, exciting features. The principal aim of the Day is to bring the various communities of Watford together as one family. The theme this year will be "One Town Together".
Venue: The Colosseum, Rickmansworth Road, Watford,
WD17 3JN
You or your group are warmly invited to take part. Please get in touch via the website. Please note that in order to catch the Watford Colosseum before it closes for refurbishment, the event has been moved forward to the first May Bank Holiday, Monday 3rd May 2010. Full details will be published in due course.
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