Home-Start Kettering Area Music Bingo - CHRISTMAS EDITION!

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Home-Start Kettering Area Music Bingo - CHRISTMAS EDITION!

Friday 27 November 2026 · Doors 18:15

Arts Centre, St Andrew's Church, Kettering

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Home-Start Kettering Area Music Bingo - CHRISTMAS EDITION! is on Friday 27 November 2026 at Arts Centre, St Andrew's Church, Kettering, with doors at 18:15. Tickets start at £8.30, including the booking fee.

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND – Kettering Arts Centre & Kettering Mayor Councillor Lauren Glanfield are proud to host a charity music bingo evening – CHRISTMAS EDITION! – in aid of Home-Start Kettering – the Mayor’s chosen charity. There will be a raffle! homestartkettering.org.uk justgiving.com/page/kettering-mayor-homestart ketteringtowncouncil.gov.uk/mayor Licensed bar // Disability access // Unreserved seating All ages welcome (Please supervise under 18s)

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