YOUNGSTERS are set to bridge the gap with the older generation as part of a special event organised by Brunshaw Action Group.
The Keirby Experience will offer a free supper and cabaret evening for the over 50s.
The project, which has attracted funding from the Rank Foundation, which provides grants for community projects, is designed to bridge the gap between older and younger people living in different communities while breaking down barriers.
The youngsters, aged 10-17, are responsible for looking after and entertaining their elders, as well as making sure they enjoyed the show and buffet.
Michael Bailey, project manager at Brunshaw Action Group, said: "Every year we encourage the young people to help us with an annual event for some of the older members in different communities in Burnley.
"However, this year's event is on a much larger scale involving members of neighbouring communities.
"This has all been made possible because of an award from the Rank Foundation which was secured via Burnley police.
"Not only will everyone enjoy a fun evening out, but barriers will be broken down. Young and old will start engaging in conversation and lasting friendships between different age groups will developed."
The event will be held at the Keirby Hotel on Saturday at 7pm. For more details call 01282 715400 or 07984 145141.
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