Refuweegee and Music Broth Unsilent Night Fundraiser
12 December, 2018
The Drygate, 85 Drygate Street, Glasgow G4 0UT
An Unsilent Night of good music, good company and a good cause! Refuweegee & Music Broth have teamed up to bring you the perfect xmas night out.
All funds raised go towards the provision of musical instruments from the 400+ Music Broth library for refugees.
Performing on the night…
Becci Wallace
Colonel John McMustard
Unreliable Narrators (L-Space)
Jackal Trades
POLIS
Abi Normal
Liam McCormick Poetry
areureallyalive?
£5
Tickets available through Eventbrite. Details on Facebook
FREE for those in the asylum system, pls contact Refuweegee for more info.
Music Broth is Scotland’s first musical instrument and equipment library, we aim to make music more accessible for ALL. Our library in Govanhill, Glasgow, is home to an expanding collection of musical instruments that we want to be able to share with the community. Help us give the gift of music by contributing to our Christmas campaign – your funds will go towards restoring our instruments, building our membership base and sharing music with the community.
Refuweegee is a local charity with a global mission. To ensure that all refugees arriving in Glasgow are welcomed to the city in true Glaswegian style.
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