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The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party

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Part of STORYSTOCK 2016
The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party

No Room! No Room! Stand Up! Sit Down!

You are invited to take tea with the Mad Hatter, Alice and the Dormouse. There will be mad games, mad races, riddles and lots of cake.

The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party menu: a choice of cheese, ham or jam sandwiches, carrots and cucumber sticks with hummus, crisps, juice, fruit, and unbirthday cake (please do email [email protected] with any specific dietary requirements).

Party bags included!

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