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Raptor Taekwondo Open Day

Raptor Taekwondo are hosting an open day on Saturday 5 February at their new location in Berwick.

The event at Brentwood Park Community Centre, will run from 11.00am-2.00pm and there will be a free sausage sizzle for lunch.

Raptor Taekwondo is introducing their new martial arts program and it is available for children aged six and over.

It is a free event and will give attendees the opportunity to participate in activities including kicking, punching, some class structure and board breaking.

A special introductory price will be available for new members.

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