Pints & Ponytails – June 2026
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Pints & Ponytails – June 2026

When

Friday, 5 June 2026, 20:00 – 22:00

Comicoffee

59 Pyle Street, Newport, PO30 1UL

Time

20:00 – 22:00

Price guide

£10.00

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Pints & Ponytails is here!! A fun, hands-on workshop where dad’s learn how to style their daughters hair in a relaxed coffeehouse setting. Hosted by Stylist Lauren, you’ll learn simple techniques like: Ponytails Braids Buns Hair ups All while enjoying a relaxed evening at Comicoffee, with our licensed bar open throughout the event. No experience needed – just come along and learn something new! Online booking now available at just £10 per head! All mannequin heads and equipment will be provided, so you can simply turn up and get started. It this sounds like something you’d love to try, get booked up & be sure to follow : @the_unconventional_mother_ Get booked, and see you there at 7pm on 5th June 2026!! NOTE : No experience necessary & you can come along whether you have been to a previous session or not!!

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