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Borderline Players and The Termon Complex Pettigo welcomed 150 guests for a special Guest Tea afternoon on Sunday, March 26 and photographer Siobhan McGowan was there.
The event was a special fundraising event for both organisations as Borderline Players prepare to bring their brand-new pantomime Little Bo Peep to the stage from April 12 to 15.
A spokesperson said: "Table hosts went above and beyond the call of duty with whimsical and fantastical themes for their table decorations and with mouth-watering sweet and savoury treats aplenty it was a hugely enjoyable afternoon from start to finish.
"The event raised a total of €1,690 and this will be split evenly to help meet the ever-increasing running costs for both community organisations, and the organisers would like to take the opportunity to thank all those who attended on the day, to those who hosted tables at the Guest tea and to those who sponsored prizes for the raffle.
"A big thank you also to Christopher McGrath who judged the home bakes, table decorations and menus. It was a very difficult task."
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