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GROUP EXHIBITION

SAVE OUR PLANET

THE HUB, MARKET STREET, THOMASTOWN, COUNTY KILKENNY

MAY 5TH – JUNE 2ND

OPEN DAILY 8am – 6pm

17 CHILDREN HAVE CREATED BEAUTIFUL JAPANESE WOODBLOCK PRINTS BASED ON THE

17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS

WINNERS WILL BE SELECTED BY SABINA HIGGINS

PRIZES INCLUDE: A FAMILY NIGHT STAY IN BUTTERFLY VALLEY GLAMPING AND A FAMILY ADMISSION TO NORE VALLEY PARK

EXHIBITION OPENS 3PM SATURDAY 5TH MAY

ALL WELCOME!!

 

 

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