Welcome dinner for Dancing Two Eagle Spirit and Lloyd Three Medicine Horse

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Hosted by the Meswania family

 and 

supported by the Plymouth Centre for Faith and Cultural Diversity


Veggie Perrins Restaurant,  Mayflower St Plymouth 

on the 28th Sept at 7pm


                                                                      Sandy at work

An evening of fun and sharing by Sandy,

Chief Dancing Two Eagle Spirit - 

and later on...

 A taste of fusion drumming

Celebrate your heartbeat drums join the Tablas of 

Veggie Perrins host Vallabhdas Meswania


 Great Vegetarian food from Gujarat 


We will dine on a 3 course vegetarian buffet created by Neeru and Diwali 
and the family team.

Tickets £25 in advance.
This is a fundraiser to help pay the costs of the Elders Visit and a donation 
to the Indian Residential School Survivors Society.

 None of us are charging for our time during the Elders visit. 



Booking will be at Veggie Perrins in person or with a debit or credit card by phone 01752  252888
or in person to one of our team 
or through Plymouth Centre for Faith and Cultural  Diversity http://www.pcfcd.co.uk/


30 places only - so please book up soon or come via facebook link  and pay by bank transfer https://www.facebook.com/lorna.coulson.1  
or by email lorna@beingyou.me. 




Click here for info...    Honouring dinner to welcome Sandy and Lloyd to UK

                                    Dancing to Eagle Spirit Society - Sandy's work in Canada



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