New Friends in Liverpool

Come and meet new people in Liverpool, enjoy Christmas carols and dinner together!
Whether you're new to Liverpool or just looking to meet people, this will be a laid-back evening of beautiful candlelit carols, good food and even better company.

We’ll be heading to St Philemon's Church for the carols and dinner. There's a suggested donation of £4 for the dinner. There are vegan, halal and gluten free food options.
Everyone is welcome — whatever your beliefs or background.

Some Practicalities

1. When you arrive, ask to be pointed to Alice Cornes so our Meet Up group can sit together.
2. For those on the ‘going list’ and ‘wait list’, a direct message will be sent to you a week before the event. Places will be allocated on a first come first serve basis when you reply to this message confirming your attendance. We will reply confirming you have a spot.
3. If you can no longer make it, please try to give us 24-48hrs notice.

We’re looking forward to seeing you soon!

Alice

Come and meet new people in Liverpool and enjoy learning some Scottish dancing.
Whether you're new to Liverpool or just looking to meet people, this will be a whole load of fun, in good company.

A Scottish dance (called a ceilidh) is an energetic afternoon - expect to end up laughing a lot and sweating a fair bit too! Like a barn dance, each dance gets 'called'. That means, someone explains how it works and walks you through it, and then the music starts and you get to dance what you've just learnt. It's ideal for people who don't know how to dance!
Here's a video from a ceilidh in London to give you a feel for it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9yId6a6JhE

You dance in groups with the other people there so you don't need to come with anyone.

It's totally free. If you'd like to, you're welcome to bring snacks or nibbles to share, but there's no need to bring anything.

If you have any questions before the event, feel free to message Alice (the MeetUp host). I'm here to help!

Some Practicalities

1. It's free.
2. Bring comfortable shoes and clothes that you don't mind getting warm in.
3. It's not required but it's fun to wear 'a touch of tartan' (e.g. a tartan ribbon or something you're wearing that's got some tartan on it).

We’re looking forward to seeing you soon!

Alice