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June Family Jam sees kids and adults alike dabble in music

by Jake Clothier

Sunday, June 2, 2024 6:56 am

in Arts, Reading

The June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments.

The June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments.

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READIPOP is hosting interactive sessions to help kids and adults alike make music together.

The June Family Jam sees families taking part in interactive music sessions and try out a variety of instruments.

It is open to children aged 10 and under and their guardians, with families welcome to bring their own instruments too.

The June Family Jam takes place at Readipop Studios, Trafford Road, from 10am on Saturday, June 1, and again on the first Saturday of each month.

Tickets are £1 per person, available via: whatsonreading.com/venues/readipop

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