Singing & Choir Activities for Kids - Vrede (9835)

Free State

Best match results for singing & choir activities for kids in Vrede + 30km.

737 Motloung Street, Ngwathe 9535, Free State
2-5 km from Vrede

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At ActiveActivities our mission is to connect parents and carers with events and activities for kids and make it quick and easy to find, compare and select the best provider based on your needs and location.

We are building the most comprehensive online marketplace for kids activities in South Africa where you can find things to do for kids and school holiday activities for kids and contact providers in a few clicks.

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