Are You Coming?
- Kim, The Madhatter Bookshop, Burford
- Feb 24
- 1 min read
A little reminder that The Madhatter Salon takes place tomorrow (Wednesday 25th February) at 6pm at Little Madhatter Emporium 103 High Street, Burford. A time to listen, learn and share with like minded folks - tickets are free. Tomorrow Patrick Reade will be sharing his passion and knowledge for the artwork of Alexander Hardie Williamson.
Tickets are free from madhatterbookshop.co.uk/events
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