SAUGUS — State Rep. Donald Wong will be collaborating with Cervizzi’s Martial Arts Academy to raise funds for the Boys and Girls Club of Metro North.
Wong and the academy will be offering lessons in Tai Chi and Qigong on Saturday from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Wakefield Civic Center, 487 Main St.
All donations for the event will go to the Boys and Girls Club. Preregistration for the event is not required, but space is limited.
The Qigong and Tai Chi will be available for adults, while children and adults can join a Karate lesson.
The Boys and Girls Club of Metro North includes the Saugus Teen Center, the Stoneham Club, the Wakefield Teen Center, and the Stoneham Teen Center.
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