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Kids Rave

19th Dec 2015
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  • Performance,
  • Place
Creative Team
  • Artist/Host: Scottee
  • DJ: Jodie Harsh
  • Musical Performance: Mrs H and the Sing Along Band
  • Dance Workshop: Lottie Crouchre
  • Make Up Artist: Mika Johnson
  • Balloon Modelling: Jimbo
  • Breakfast: Hunt and Darton

This family friendly event will give everyone a chance to take a break from Christmas with three hours of entertainment in The Citadel Theatre.

A star studded morning rave for Kids is coming to St Helens on Saturday 19 December.

Heart of Glass is presenting an action packed morning of live sing-along music, Superstar DJ, balloon modelling, face painting and workshops.

The family friendly event will give everyone a chance to take a break from Christmas with three hours of entertainment in The Citadel Theatre.

From 10am-1pm kids and adults can let their hair down in the company of some of the country’s finest entertainers. DJ Jodie Harsh is coming to town to spin fun pop tunes to keep big kids and little kids on the dancefloor.

Jodie Harsh has spun in all four corners off the world, regularly touring clubs across Asia, Australia, North American and Europe, has played the likes of Beth Ditto, Diplo, Skrillex and Swedish House Mafia, spun at Glastonbury, Bestival, Lovebox, the MTV EMAs and the BRITS.

Scottee is hosting the fun filled morning which also sees the award winning Mrs H and the Sing-along band come to town. The full band of seasoned musicians have been wooing audiences nationwide, getting families on their feet to sing all together. Now they’re bringing their interactive performances to St. Helens.

Dancer Lottie Crouchre will be teaching children step-by-step dance routines to some well known pop hits.

Big and Little kids alike can let their creativity run wild with face painting from make up artist to the stars Mika Johnson, craft workshops from local artists and balloon modelling madness from St Helens party entertainment Jimbo.

Hunt & Darton are returning to town following their successful café in St Helens Town Centre to serve breakfast to the youngsters.

Saturday 19 December

10am

The Ciatdel Arts Center

ÂŁ2.50 per child (under 8s only)

Parents go free, but are asked to either donate a toy to Tunza’s Pride or a make donation to St Helens Foodbank.

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