TinyLife Colour Run 2019
TinyLife
No pets/animals allowed.
The paint powder is non-toxic, non-hazardous and biodegradable, although it is suggested that particularly children should wear goggles or sunglasses to protect their eyes. Sunglasses will be provided.
Wear old clothes as you'll be paint powder splattered, preferably an old white t-shirt to make the most of the colours.
Participants take part in this messy event at their own risk.
To take part visit: https://www.buytickets.at/tinylife
Registration is £10 per adult and £5 per child. Family ticket is £20 (max of 5)
We would love it if you could raise some sponsorship to help us continue to provide Family Support Services to our families right here in Northern Ireland.
Once you've registered you will be emailed more information and a sponsorship form.
Any queries please contact Lorna at [email protected] or call 02890 815050
- Children and families
- Health and wellbeing
Date and Time
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Location
500 Motor Racing Club of Ireland Ltd, Kirkistown Racing Circuit
130 Rubane Road
Kircubbin,
BT22 1AU
United Kingdom
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TinyLife Colour Run 2019
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