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Jump Gymnastics Club Spook Fest 2023

Name: Jump Gymnastics Club Spook Fest 2023
Start: 29-10-2023
End: 29-10-2023
Location: Online

Date

Times

Booking Url

Closing Date

29/10/2023

8am 6pm

08/10/2023

Organiser: Jump Gymnastics Club Venue:
Broadwood Stadium
2 Ardgoil Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9NE

Email organiser

JUMP Gymnastics Club are hosting the Spook Fest competition on Sunday 29 October. Entries for this event close on Sunday 8 October. For more information, please contact the event organiser via whatsapp on 01236 338830

Primary Venue

Broadwood Stadium
2 Ardgoil Drive
Cumbernauld
G68 9NE

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