The PiGs Party will return to FIT Show 2022

Date: 22 February 2022

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Date: 22 February 2022

Join PIGs and FIT Show on 11th May 2022 at the NEC.

Over 1,700 drinks were served at the PIGs evening at FIT Show 2019 with revellers enjoying a live ecoustic set and plenty of networking and we're delighted to announce that PIGs and FIT Show will be collaborating again in 2022 to bring you another networking opportunity after so long away from face-to-face events.

Join PIGs and FIT Show on 11th May 2022 at the NEC - register to attend FIT Show for FREE here: https://fitshow-2022.reg.buzz/pigs

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