After the “cluedo” evening which brought together nearly 100 people, it was time for other festivities under the baskets. Indeed, Saturday November 30, (Christophe Labat room), the Etoile Sportive Romévienne (ESR) will happily welcome families, parents and children (girls and boys) from 4 years old to invite you to a sporting, festive and greedy. This “open house” operation is designed to welcome you to the ESR!
Entertainment as part of the Telethon (all afternoon) and a new wine evening (from 7 p.m.) await you. From 1 p.m., ESR/Tarbes match in the junior category then at 8:30 p.m., ESR/Gondrin senior boys match. A treat for the taste buds (on the plate) but also for the eyes as you attend two games which promise to be tight and wild.
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As the web editor for world-today-news.com, I am pleased to share an exclusive interview with two guests about the exciting events happening at Étoile Sportive Romévienne (ESR). Our first guest is Raoul, the president of the club, and our second guest is Mathilde, a dedicated volunteer and coach at ESR.
Firstly, we would like to discuss the upcoming ”open house” event that ESR is organizing for families in the region. Can you tell us more about what this event entails and what participants can expect?
Raoul: The “open house” event is a great opportunity for families in our community to visit our club and see what we do here at Étoile Sportive Romévienne. We’ll have activities for children of all ages, including games, sports, and fun challenges. It’s a great way for us to promote our club and showcase the benefits of joining a local sports team. Participants can also enjoy a delicious meal while watching our junior and senior boys teams play some intense matches.
Mathilde: I agree, this event is really special because it’s open to everyone. We want to create an inclusive environment where families can come together to bond over their love for sports and have a great time. Not only is it a perfect way to promote the ESR, but it’s also a great way for us to give back to our community. We are looking forward to seeing new faces and hopefully welcoming some new members to our club.
Moving on to the Telethon and wine evening that ESR is participating in. Can you explain how these events relate to the club and its mission?
Raoul: The Telethon is a charity event that raises funds for research on genetic diseases. As a responsible club, we feel it is important to support such an initiative by organizing entertainment for the attendees. Our participation in this event demonstrates our commitment to the well-being of our community and helping those in need.
Mathilde: The wine evening serves as a social event for parents and club members to get together and celebrate the successes of the season. It’s a great way for us to relax and connect outside of our usual training atmosphere. This event also gives us a chance to thank our loyal members and supporters for their continued
