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North End Against Drugs Back to School Party at Improv Asylum on Sunday, October 21, 2012

Posted on Author John RomanoComments Off on North End Against Drugs Back to School Party at Improv Asylum on Sunday, October 21, 2012

The North End Against Drugs in conjunction with the IMPROV ASYLUM presents our Annual Back to School Party to be held on Sunday October 21st at 1:00 pm at the IMPROV ASYLUM on Hanover Street.

All North End Familes, students, Eliot School & St. John School Kids as well as NEAD sponsors are welcome to attend with their families. Children must be accompanied by their parents or an adult family member. Teens 15 & Over can come with a chaperone!

This is a free event with a great Improv Comedy Show, Pizza from Regina’s and musical entertainment by NEMPAC! We will also have a free drawing for all students in attendance (Under 19).

Please e-mail me ASAP to reserve your seats as space is limited: jromano45@gmail.com

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