Save the Date: Saturday, November 18th - An Evening of Live Performances and Fundraising
Mark your calendars because The White Hart, located at Worcester Street, Wolverhampton, WV2 4LQ, is all set to host a spectacular Charity Night on Saturday, November 18th, 2023. This event promises an unforgettable night filled with live performances and an opportunity to support vital charitable causes.
The event will kick off at 8:00 PM and feature a fantastic lineup of live performances from local talents, including Marty Smith, Dale Bligdon, Freddie Mercury tribute, Duncan Riley, Lucy Fur, and David Jarvis as Denise. With an evening of fun and entertainment, attendees can expect an experience to remember.
What makes this night even more special is the focus on giving back to the community. The White Hart has chosen to support three notable charitable organizations through the event's proceeds:
Mind - Mental Health Support: Providing essential mental health support and resources to those in need.
The Alzheimer's Association: Committed to advancing research and support for individuals affected by Alzheimer's disease.
Wolverhampton LGBT+: Promoting inclusivity and support for the LGBT+ community in Wolverhampton.
To be a part of this extraordinary evening, attendees are requested to make a small contribution of just £3 as an admission fee. The remarkable part is that 100% of the ticket proceeds will be directly donated to these noble causes.
Hosting the event and ensuring the atmosphere remains lively and engaging will be the dynamic duo of Turner De Page and Miss Fray Bentos. With their charisma and energy, attendees can expect an event that not only entertains but also makes a positive impact on the community.
In conclusion, Charity Night at The White Hart, Wolverhampton, on Saturday, November 18th, is a fantastic opportunity to enjoy a night of entertainment while contributing to important causes. Don't miss out on this chance to have a great time while supporting the community. We'll be there to cover all the highlights of this remarkable evening, and we hope to see you there too!
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