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Charity night - Bury 24/04/15
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- Published on Friday, 17 April 2015 12:46
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Bunbury Magazine, an online arts-and-lit magazine, are holding a charity event on Friday 24th April 2015, and part of the proceeds from the evening are being donated to FMA UK.
The magazine is dedicated to promoting grassroots creativity from around the world with a big focus on local talent in Manchester and the North West. It has featured writing in all its various guises, art, photography and interviews with musicians, writers, comedians and everyone in between.
The event is to celebrate their two year anniversary, and they are launching the best of Bunbury in one hard-print volume. The night will have plenty of poetry, music, comedy and all manner of lovely things. It will take place in Bar Ten, Silver Street, Bury from 8.00pm - Midnight. Entrance is by donation at the door.
Further information is available by contacting Christopher or Keri at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The latest issue of the magazine can be read here . Are you someone who enjoys writing, art or photography - maybe you have something that you feel would be suitable for the magazine ???
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