Come along and celebrate the year of the snake with Ricefield Arts at Kelvin Hall. Our Family Day celebration will run from 12-3pm on Saturday 8th February. All activities will be free and drop-in.
Join us for a variety of Chinese games for families. Try your hand at table tennis, badminton and learn a Chinese ribbon dance. Make your own folding paper snake and hang your wish on our wishing tree!
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