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Children's Halloween Party

Weeke Community Centre, Weeke · 30 October 2026

Children's Halloween Party, from Weeke Community CentreImage: Weeke Community Centre
30 Oct

Image: Weeke Community Centre

A children's Halloween party at Weeke Community Centre in Weeke on 30 October 2026, with games and treats. Booking is required through the event page, which gives the times.

Highlights

  • Games and treats for children
  • Held at Weeke Community Centre, SO22 6HG
  • Booking required via the event page

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Weeke Community Centre, SO22 6HG

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