'NN10's Got Talent' event being hosted by Rotary Club of Rushden's Impact Group in aid of The Never Alone Project
The Rotary Club of Rushden’s Impact Group is proud to be hosting NN10’s Got Talent, a family event to showcase the talents of young people aged four to 18 who live in the NN10 postcode for Higham Ferrers and Rushden.
Individual or group entries are welcome from dancers, musicians, singers, actors, poets, jugglers, comics and more.
There will be prizes on offer and organisers say it is sure to be a top night of family fun.
The event is in aid of The Never Alone Project, a Northamptonshire bereavement charity dedicated to supporting individuals, families and
communities through their grief journeys.
Angela, Impact Group chairman of the Rotary Club of Rushden said: “We are so looking forward to the event and seeing all the talent on offer from the local young people of Higham Ferrers and Rushden.
"We know they are all going to be brilliant and will show the local community just how amazing they are.
"Not only that, but it is all in support of the wonderful Northamptonshire-based bereavement charity, The Never Alone Project, so we can all know that the event is doing more than just making sure we have a great time.”
But anyone looking to enter should hurry as entries close at 5pm on Friday, January 23.
To receive an entry form or to find out more email [email protected] or call/text on 07549 639929.
Ilze Lee, founder of The Never Alone Project, said: “We are so grateful to Angela and the Rotary Club of Rushden’s Impact Group.
"We have a wonderful community around us and events and support like this really move us forward in the right direction.
"The funds we raise ensure that those who are bereaved can get the right help as and when they need it.”
The event is taking place on Saturday, January 31 at 6.30pm with doors opening at 6pm at the Salvation Army Worship Hall in Church Street, Rushden.
Tickets can be booked by emailing [email protected].
Audience entry is £3 per person or £10 for a family ticket with all proceeds going to The Never Alone Project, which was recently named charity of the year for Rushden Lakes.
For more information about charity and its bereavement support services, visit their website.