Rotary in Great Britain & Ireland Conference and Showcase 2019
A three-day event celebrating the best in Rotary’s local, national and international projects and activities.
When: Friday 10th – Sunday 12th May 2019
Where: Nottingham, UK
Showcase Venue: Royal Concert Hall
The new format of Conference, the Rotary Conference and Showcase, will highlight the work we do on a local, national and international level, including in the host county of Nottinghamshire, and will offer an opportunity to engage with the public and potential Rotary members and volunteers.
With plenty of opportunity to network and build on friendship, there’s no doubt you’ll leave the Conference and Showcase inspired and delighted by Nottingham’s unique charm.
https://www.rotarygbi.org/events/annual-showcase/
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moreFeaturing Salvation Army Bands and Choirs with Nottingham school choirs and guests. In the presence of The Lord Mayor of Nottingham. All proceeds go to The Salvation Army.
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