Welcome Week: Music picnic at the Arboretum
Music is a brilliant way to meet other students from across the University, so join current NTU Music members as well as other first year students at this picnic to find out more about the social side of music at NTU.
- From: Friday 29 September 2017, 4 pm
- To: Friday 29 September 2017, 6 pm
- Location: NTU Music Centre, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham, NG1 5LT
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All musical activity at the University is extracurricular which means students of all subjects with a passion for music can get involved! Music is a brilliant way to meet other students from across the University, so join current NTU Music members as well as other first year students at this picnic to find out more about the social aspect of music at NTU.
Meeting place will be at the NTU Music Centre and then we will walk over to the Arboretum.
Please bring along food and drink and maybe a picnic blanket. If the weather is bad, we’ll find somewhere for an indoor picnic.
All are welcome to come along!
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