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SALFORD SUN GUARANTEED AT COSTA DEL CORNERSTONE
 

Star date: 22nd June 2013

SUNSHINE, SOMBREROS, MARACAS, TAPAS, J STARS AND SALFORD STARS…

Costa Del Cornerstone
Saturday 29th June 11am-3pm
Langworthy Cornerstone free

The summer holidays begin in Langworthy next Saturday at the Costa Del Cornerstone, where sunshine, palm trees, sombreros, maracas and flamenco are guaranteed as part of a fab, free, family fun fiesta.

There's holiday music, cocktails and food on tap(as), plus a kids abstract art comp, a rainforest reptile encounter room, a coral reef experience, street dance performances and tasters from the ace J Stars, and loads of healthy living stalls. The Salford Star will be there too! Oooolalaaa…

Full details here…


J STARS SALFORD
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It may be raining outside…but in Langworthy next Saturday sun and fun are guaranteed as fiesta comes to Salford, and the Costa Del Cornerstone

"We usually have an annual event at the Cornerstone based around promoting health and wellbeing but we always try to make it a bit of fun" says John Philips, manager of the Cornerstone "In the past we've had Daleks here and Klingons and all sorts of things, so this year we thought we'd do a holiday theme – with flamenco, maracas, drummers, deckchairs and even a beach."

To get the kids in the mood there's free sombreros and maracas, with loads of exotic experiences including a rainforest reptile encounter room, where they can meet and even feed snakes and lizards, and a coral reef room where they can make fish and undersea creatures. There's also loads of competitions, a treasure hunt, face painting and an abstract art competition hosted by ace artist Gordon Wilson, where everyone can contribute to a big painting – and have a chance to win the final canvas.

Meanwhile, J Stars, which hosts street dance classes at the Cornerstone*, will be doing taster sessions and special performances by its crew between 2pm and 2:30pm.

"We're going to be showing off our routines and teaching some street dance to anyone who wants to join in" says J Stars' Jaynie Powsney "There'll be lots of energy, lots of smiles and lots of fun to make you want more."

Top flamenco guitarist, Dave Hill, will also be entertaining Cornerstone tourists, and the holiday theme continues with taster sessions in zumba, curling, salsa and lots more. There's also tasters of tapas and `guess the ingredients' cocktail sampling.

You can even buy Salford souvenirs of the incredible Costa Del Cornerstone trip to take back to the folks at home, with stalls selling jewellery and cards, and the Salford Star flogging its latest batch of special `Salford Star' summer baby grows and t-shirts.

A Salford fiesta it may be – but don't expect to bring back any duty free. There's help on hand to quit smoking and get a better healthier lifestyle. This might be one day trip that could also change your life.

"Even if it's raining outside, it's going to be sunny in the Cornerstone next Saturday – we guarantee it!" John Philips smiles "If you're brassic, just imagine you're in Spain or Tunisia…on the Costa Del Cornerstone…"

Costa Del Cornerstone
Saturday 29th June 11am-3pm free
Langworthy Cornerstone
Corner of Langworthy Road and Liverpool Street
(for directions and contacts click on advert on top right website)

* J Stars run Street Dance sessions at the Cornerstone on Fridays 5:15-6pm (3-5yr olds £1.50), 6:15-7pm (6-9yr olds £2), 7:15-8pm (10-15yr olds £2), and a Stage School on Thursdays 5:30-7pm (4-12yr olds £5).

J Stars also run Salford sessions at Jump in Jacks in Higher Broughton. For further details see the J Stars website: www.jstar-academy.co.uk/

beige beret wrote
at 05:52:09 on 25 June 2013
I'll get me maracas out!
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Ex Lib Dem wrote
at 05:52:03 on 25 June 2013
For gawds sake!! Why hijack what is a very positive post with some useless whinge? What are you doing about it other than moaning?
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kenmckelvey wrote
at 18:42:38 on 24 June 2013
The council are cutting services that are helpful to Salfordians But not cutting fat cat earners on the council.The money wasted by the council is unbelievable.We now have more Cllrs than bin men /st cleaners/ care nurses / put together.
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