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8.06.2019 Events, Music, Theatre O’Neill’s Pub Station Rd, Watford, WD17 1ET

Enrich Festival 🗺

Theatre and Live Music in Watford

Na Gorze Band

Na Gorze is an inclusive Polish rock band, the band has released four critically acclaimed studio albums and performed on main stages of the most important Polish festivals. Their lyrics strongly oppose the labels attached to people with disabilities, people being judged… Their music is a carrier of joy, empathy but also justified anger.

Saturday 8 June, 4.30pm
Palace Theatre
20 Clarendon Rd, Watford, WD17 1JZ

free admission but pre-booking is recommended, please note that times are approximate

Teatr Bomba Bomba
“The mysterious suitcase” tells the story of fear that is constantly emerging in our lives. Every action is a challenge, each change raises concerns and uncertainty. Overcoming fear is necessary to develop, experience and make dreams come true. The story takes place between a world of fairy tales, imagination and real life situations.

Scheduled Events Music Theatre
O’Neill’s Pub Station Rd, Watford, WD17 1ET Map
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Open House – Polish Underground Movement Study

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Collecting Cultures: Central and Eastern Europe –

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Polish Fashion Stories: Unexpected Encounter – Batik

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