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Central Gymnastics Festival of Fright

Name: Central Gymnastics Festival of Fright
Start: 12-10-2024
End: 14-10-2024
Location: Online

Date

Times

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Closing Date

12/10/2024 to 13/10/2024

9am 8pm

14/09/2024

Organiser: Central Gymnastics Academy Venue:

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Central Gymnastics Academy are hosting the Festival of Fright, floor and vault competition on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 October. You can get more information by emailing the event organiser.

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