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Movie fundraiser for Huggable Hearts

Andrea from Dinsdale

Come along to the premiere of Daffodils
21st March 8pm $25pp

Held at the gorgeous Tivoli Cinema in Cambridge

Mix & mingle from 7pm with light nibbles and finger food

Inspired by a true story, this heartfelt musical love story features the songs we grew up with, including some of the most iconic New Zealand songs ever written; tracks by Crowded House, LIPS, Bic Runga, Chris Knox, The Mint Chicks, Dave Dobbyn, The Clean, The Exponents, Darcy Clay, Mutton Birds, Th’Dudes, The Senators/Ray Columbus and the Invaders, The Swingers and Blam Blam Blam.

Movie trailer:
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Huggable Hearts are fundraising to help with our courier costs of sending our hearts to families nationwide and also to help pay for our ongoing expenses for the making of our Hearts (rice, fillers, cottons etc)

To purchase a ticket please email huggablehearts1@gmail.com or text Andrea on 0273472744.

Payment is required before the night

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