2022 Archives - Christchurch Living Advent Calendar

Mon 19 Dec – The Captain’s Club

Captain's Club in Christchurch in the snow

Tonight’s performance at The Captain’s Club

The audience for the 18th night of the Advent Calendar was given a warm welcome at The Captains Club and wonderfully entertained by the assembled saxophones lead by Sarah Bolter as a suitably lounge friendly evening.

A cheque for £500 was presented to Peter Holway of NCI (National Coastguard Institution) Hengistbury Head by Kelvin Medley-Jones, the sponsor for the evening to go with the money collected by donations and tickets sold for the raffle at the end of the evening.

Our thanks again to Sarah and The Captains Club for another amazing evening and looking forward to tomorrow’s performance now changed to The George Inn in the centre of Christchurch.

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Hengistbury Head National Coastguard Institution

Watchkeepers are “eyes along the coast” for HM Coastguard. NCI Working for you. We maintain a watch from Barton-on-Sea in the east, through Christchurch and Poole Bays, and 12 miles out to sea round to Bournemouth pier in the west. The Headland is 36 metres (118) feet high and separates Christchurch bay from Poole Bay.

www.hhnci.org.uk

Thanks to the venue:

The Captain’s Club

4 Star accommodation, delicious dining, an award-winning Spa, and beautiful views over the River Stour.

https://www.captainsclubhotel.com/

Thanks to the local sponsor of tonight’s event:

The Primrose Trust

The Primrose Trust was established in 2017 by Kelvin and Pippa Medley-Jones in memory of Kelvin’s late mum, Mrs Primrose (Prim) George.

Based in Christchurch, The Trust priority is to support small local charities that benefit children and adults in most need – through disability, age, serious physical or mental illness, or financial deprivation.

The entertainment was provided by:

19th December’s surprise performers:

Sarah Bolter: Not Just Sax

Sarah is a local freelance musician and teacher. Sarah plays the sax/clarinet and flute and sings and performs either as a solo artist or in a multitude of different combinations including running her own bands ‘Not Just Sax’ and ‘Sax In The City’.

Sarah passion is jazz, so the Christmas solo performance was ‘well known’ favourites with a jazzy twist!

http://www.sarahbolter.co.uk

Sarah Bolter on Facebook

Highlights of the event

Sun 4 Dec – The Boathouse

Tonight’s Highlights from The Boathouse:

What a fabulous evening hosted by The Boat House in aid of Ashley’s Birthday Bank.

On arrival, the Boat House treated us to complimentary tea, coffee and warm mince pies, which were very welcome on such a cold evening.

The entertainment was provided by the fabulous Soda Pops, a trio of harmony singers giving us Christmas songs such as Last Christmas, I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas, and Jingle Bells with a vintage twist.

At the end of the half hour event, a cheque for £500 was presented to Anna Carney and Lynn Hewitt by the President of Christchurch Rotary Club on behalf of Little Lives, who were sponsors for the evening. The evening was exceptionally well attended even though there was a clash with England playing Senegal tonight.

The entertainment was provided by:

4th December’s surprise performers:

Soda Pops Trio

Sodapops are a trio of experienced performers from the Bournemouth area singing in three part harmonies.

We specialise in the vintage sound, singing the music of the 40s, 50s, 60s and modern swing with a vintage twist.

The SodaPops on Facebook

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Ashley’s Birthday Bank

Ashley’s Birthday Bank was set up at the end of 2014 and registered as a charity in April 2015. We provide two types of services: Firstly we provide underprivileged children (up to the age of 16) with a birthday and Christmas present to ensure they do not go without on these special occasions. Secondly we provide a crisis service for families who find themselves going through a financially difficult time or who have escaped domestic violence, neglect, human trafficking or abuse.

http://www.ashleysbirthdaybank.com/

Thanks to the venue:

The Boathouse

With panoramic views of the quay, the Boathouse has the most unique location in Christchurch. Extensive outdoor and indoor seating and our own crazy golf course, the Boathouse is the ideal place for the whole family.

Eat alfresco or relax indoors and enjoy breakfast, coffee, lunch, afternoon tea and cake, dinner, delicious pizza, a glass of wine and watch as the world passes by.

www.boathouse.co.uk

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Little Lives

Little Lives UK’s primary focus is to help children in who are disabled or disadvantaged. We provide support and opportunities to children that are facing many challenges in their young age and are in need of support. We identify problems within our community and establish grassroot projects to tackle them. Creating personal connections with the families and children we help is truly priceless to us.

Little Lives Website

Highlights of the event

Fri 2 Dec – The Priory

Highlights of tonight’s event at The Priory

The special event on Friday 2nd December was held inside the Priory, and featured a fantastic performance of seasonal songs from The Bournemouth Male Voice choir.

The audience applauded original arrangements of traditional carols Silent Night, Away in A Manger and The Carol of the Bells, plus an extra treat when the highly talented Alexandra Burstow gave a moving solo performance. What a fabulous evening!

Kelvin Medley-Jones from The Primrose Trust (tonight’s sponsor and also main sponsor of the Living Advent Calendar) presented a cheque of £500 cheque to Christine Westlake, Chair of Friends of the Priory, tonight’s charity.

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Friends of Christchurch Priory

The Friends of the Priory Church Christchurch was formed in 1964 by a small number of local church members. It has now grown to include many people from all around this country and the wider world who wish to maintain a link with this historic and beautiful church.

The Society was granted Charitable Status in 1997 and aims to assist in the repair, conservation and improvement of the fabric, to support activities to preserve and beautify the church and to make gifts to benefit it.

Friends of Christchurch Priory

The entertainment was provided by:

2nd December’s surprise performers:

Bournemouth Male Voice Choir

“We have an eclectic and varied programme of music to entertain and uplift in these uncertain times.”

Bournemouth Male Voice Choir on Facebook

Thanks to the venue:

Christchurch Priory

The Parish of Christchurch

https://www.christchurchpriory.org/

Thanks to the local sponsor:

The Primrose Charitable Trust

The Primrose Trust was established in 2017 by Kelvin and Pippa Medley-Jones in memory of Kelvin’s late mum, Mrs Primrose (Prim) George. The Trust is the principal sponsor for the 24-day Living Advent Calendar event.

Based in Christchurch, The Trust priority is to support small local charities that benefit children and adults in most need – through disability, age, serious physical or mental illness, or financial deprivation.

Highlights of the event

Thurs 1 Dec – Saxon Square

The Highlights of tonight’s event in Saxon Square

The first event of the 2022 Christchurch Living Advent Calendar was held on Thursday 1st December in Saxon Square, commencing 6.15pm.

There was a great turn out under the marquee in Saxon Square with around 150 people in the audience as the Town Cryer declared the Christchurch Living Advent Calendar 2022 open for business!

Surprise performers Jitterbug Jive had everyone up and dancing with lots of festive fun (& festive jumpers!) and the local sponsor The Christchurch Charitable Trust presented a cheque of £1000 to Macmillan Caring Locally.

All funds raised will go to Macmillan Caring Locally

The cheque from tonight’s sponsor The Christchurch Charitable Trust was presented to the charity’s representative.

Macmillan Caring Locally

The Macmillan Unit at Christchurch Hospital is a Specialist Palliative Care Unit and Hospice for patients in South East Dorset and South West Hampshire. The charity, Macmillan Caring Locally, works in partnership with the Royal Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to provide the services at the Macmillan Unit and in our community.

https://www.macmillanlocal.org

The entertainment was provided by:

1st December’s surprise performers:

Jitterbug Jive

JitterbugJive are a Lindy Hop Dance Troupe from Bournemouth, they will be dancing a set of Lindy Hop routines for your entertainment then after their dance displays you will have a chance to join in a short fun lesson. JitterbugJive perform at a number of festivals and at parties throughout the year and also run Lindy Hop workshops.

Please see more about JitterbugJive at our website:

http://www.jitterbugjive.co.uk

Thanks to the venue:

Saxon Square

Courtyard setting in the centre of Christchurch surrounded by a selection of local retailers and big brands. Stay local – shop Saxon Square.

www.saxon-square.co.uk

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Christchurch Charitable Trust

Kindly donating £1000:

The Christchurch Charitable Trust is a local, independent, registered charity who are able to provide financial support by way of grants to organisations and projects which benefit the community in the Christchurch area.

We invite applications for funds from not-for-profit groups and organisations including registered charities, community interest groups, service organisations, volunteer groups, youth groups, local schools, local town and parish councils and the like.

Christchurch Charitable Trust Website >

Highlights of the event

Thurs 22 Dec – Christchurch Library

Tonight’s performance in Christchurch Library

The Christchurch Library was the venue tonight for a fabulous performance by soloist Olivia Sebis.

The audience gathered in the library main reception area fortified against the elements by refreshments of mince pies and hot drinks provided by the Library to hear a medley of seasonal songs from 15 year old Olivia.

A raffle was held following the performance and proceeds from that would be added to the cheque for £500 presented to Philip Tarrant of the Bournemouth Blind Society, the nominated charity for the evening, by Charlie White from Onepoint Survey who had sponsored the evening.

Our thanks go to Olivia for a wonderful evening’s entertainment and all the staff of the Christchurch Library who were such enthusiastic first time participants in the CLAC programme and we look forward to welcoming everyone to the final evening performance at Druitt Hall tomorrow night before the programme finale on Christmas Eve in Saxon Square at 2pm.

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Bournemouth Blind Society

Bournemouth Blind Society was founded in 1911. We continue with the same passion as our founders to try to find new and creative ways to help our members retain their independence. Bournemouth Blind Society is an independent, local charity. We are not affiliated with any other group or charity. We receive a small grant from the Local Authority towards the costs of running our Resource Centre and Community Support service, otherwise we are self-financing, relying on donations, fund-raising activities and legacies to meet our costs. Find out more about us by visiting the Bournemouth Blind Society Website

The entertainment was provided by:

22nd December’s surprise performer:

Olivia Sebis

15 year old Olivia is a talented up and coming singer from Bournemouth. Find out more by visiting her Facebook page:

Olivia Sebis on Facebook

Thanks to the local sponsor:

One Point Survey Ltd

One Point Survey Equipment are highly experienced in offering survey and safety equipment to the construction industry.

Our services include the sale, hire, calibration and repair of survey and safety equipment including laser levels, total stations, theodolites, GPS survey equipment, machine control, cable detectors, gas detectors and much, much more.

https://www.onepointsurvey.com/

Thanks to the venue:

Christchurch Library

Christchurch Library is right in the heart of Christchurch. The building now houses a BCP Council Hub, a Skills and Learning classroom and CAB offices as well as hundreds of books! Membership of the Library is completely FREE!
We offer computer access for all, as well as access to online magazines, newspapers, e-books and e-audiobooks – all free with your membership card. We offer weekly Wriggle and Rhyme and Story Time Tribe sessions – again all free, as well as treasure hunts and craft activities throughout the holiday periods.
We also offer a free Home Delivery Service for our housebound readers and their carers supported by the RVS.
We run crafty sessions for adults, a Reminiscence Group, Knit and Natter, Board Fridays, Chatterbooks, Family Code Club and a Lego club for all ages, every Saturday.
Every October we hold a Fun Palace event which is fun for all the family and completely free.
Reading and Writing Groups meet regularly both in the Library other venues with books supplied by the Library Service.
The Friends of Christchurch and Highcliffe Libraries also run events in both Libraries, raising much needed funds for all our added extras!

https://www.facebook.com/christchurchlibrary/

Highlights of the event

Fri 23 Dec – Druitt Hall

Viva Voce choir at The Druitt Hall for CLAC 2022

Tonight’s performance at The Druitt Hall

The penultimate performance of Christchurch Living Advent Calendar 2022 was held at The Druitt Hall with the surprise entertainment being provided by Viva Voce, an award winning male and female voice choir formed in 2016.

After a wonderful set of seasonal songs a cheque for £500 was presented to Jim Oates of the Christchurch branch of Parkinson’s UK by Suzanne Kadziola from tonight’s sponsors, local solicitors Williams Thompson.

The final event of the CLAC 2022 programme will be held in Saxon Square at the earlier time of 2:00pm and we look forward to welcoming everyone to the grand finale.

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Christchurch and District Branch of Parkinson’s UK

The Christchurch Branch of Parkinson’s UK came into being over forty years ago. We meet on the 4th Monday of each month and provide a full social program throughout the year with a guest speaker, tea and cake and social interaction. We have an Outing, a Summer party, and a Christmas Lunch and 4 Holidays have been enjoyed. We also provide weekly Tai Chi classes whom our members say are very beneficial.

https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/

The entertainment was provided by:

23rd December’s surprise performers:

Viva Voce

Viva Voce is an award-winning choir formed in 2016, under the direction of ‘the boss’ Jean Chambers with pianist Mary Potter. Our members come from all walks of life and share a common purpose.

We just love to sing! Our weekly rehearsals are a mixture of fun, laughter and heart-lifting harmonies.

We perform an eclectic range of songs – from pop to classical – and share our love of music throughout the community, supporting local charities, bringing cheer to folk in hospital and
competing in music festivals.

In fact, we are available for hire for any occasion!
If you enjoy humming along to your favourite songs? Would you like to take your singing a step further by joining a choir? Even if you’re unsure that your voice is up to the challenge come along and spend a few evenings with us, enjoy a cup of tea and some cake, chat with our friendly team and discover if you want to take that next step.

https://www.vivavoce.xyz/

Thanks to the venue:

The Druitt Hall

The Hall in the Heart of Town! Located behind the Library just off the High Street. Home to Dorset Made Food’s weekly Monday Market, Friday Craft Market, various local clubs and available to hire. For more information see:

http://www.druitthall.org.uk/

Thanks to our sponsor for tonight’s event:

Williams Thompson Solicitors

https://williamsthompson.co.uk/

Williams Thompson is a respected and long established law firm based in Christchurch, Dorset offering services in Family Matters, Wills & Probate and Property.

Highlights of the event

Tues 20 Dec – Ye Olde George Inn

Tonight’s performance at Ye Olde George Inn

A late venue change to The George dictated by a dire weather forecast saw Blue Tides perform a fabulous blues/ska influenced set of seasonal songs for the latest Advent Calendar event.

An enthusiastic audience also had the benefit of a short introduction by the charity of the evening, The Friends of Red House Museum, who were presented with a cheque for £500 by Kelvin Medley-Jones, of The Primrose Trust who sponsored the evening.

Our special thanks to The George Inn who stepped in at the last moment and we look forward to welcoming everyone to The Conservative Club for tomorrow’s performance.

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Friends of the Red House Museum

The Friends of the Red House Museum was established in 1951 by a group of people who wanted to play an active part in the life of their museum. We play a vital role in raising funds for The Red House Museum, to support the ongoing care of the museum’s historic gardens and the enrichment to people’s lives through access to the local heritage. Over the years interest in the Friends has grown and it has become a vibrant organisation. The Friends also play an essential part in the Red House Museum by volunteering to work in the garden and in other areas of the museum, such as documentation, transcribing and oral history recording.

https://www.hampshireculture.org.uk/red-house-museum-and-gardens

The entertainment was provided by:

20th December’s surprise performers:

Blue Tides

We are an 8 piece band based in the Dorset/Hampshire area. We were first established in 2002 when our guitarist and arranger Stephen Godsall got together with our drummer Anthony Climpson.

Our sound is a luminous combination of flute, saxophone, brass, guitar,bass and drums.

With three distinctive vocalists we play songs from the Great American and British Songbooks plus exciting original arrangements.

We are available for hire for any occasion!

http://www.bluetides.co.uk/

Thanks to the venue:

Ye Olde George Inn

Located in the heart of Christchurch, the oldest pub in town with six centuries of history.

https://www.craft-pubs.co.uk/ye-old-george-inn-christchurch

Thanks to the sponsor of tonight’s event:

The Primrose Charitable Trust

The Primrose Trust was established in 2017 by Kelvin and Pippa Medley-Jones in memory of Kelvin’s late mum, Mrs Primrose (Prim) George. The Trust is the principal sponsor for the 24-day Living Advent Calendar event.

Based in Christchurch, The Trust priority is to support small local charities that benefit children and adults in most need – through disability, age, serious physical or mental illness, or financial deprivation.

Highlights of the event

Fri 16 Dec – Somerford ARC

Highcliffe Charity Players singing at CLAC 2022

Tonight’s performance at Somerford ARC

Highcliffe Charity Players entertained an appreciative audience tonight at the Somerford Arc. A delightful medley of singing and dancing gave everyone a taste of Christmas along with the mince pies supplied bt the Arc!!

The sponsors were the Christchurch Charitable Trust who passed a cheque for £1000 to the Somerford Arc in support of the charity.

Hope to see you tomorrow night at The Arcado for our next surprise !! ( Note: A change of venue from James and White).

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to the venue:

Somerford ARC

Somerford ARC is a community centre that aims to improve the economic, social and environmental well-being and quality of life of people in the Christchurch area, especially the residents of Somerford.

https://www.somerfordarc.com/

16th December’s surprise performers:

Highcliffe Charity Players

Highcliffe Charity Players have been entertaining audiences in Highcliffe and Christchurch for over 50 years, all while raising money for local causes.

Their annual pantomime at the Regent Centre is a community staple, filled with toe tapping musical numbers, sumptuous costumes and a healthy dose of slapstick. The Players are currently in rehearsal for Cinderella, which plays from the 27th – 29th of January at the Regent Centre.

Highcliffe Charity Players performed show-stopping collection of festive favourites, complete with their trademark high energy routines and dazzling smiles.

http://www.highcliffecharityplayers.com

Highcliffe Charity Players on Facebook

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Christchurch Charitable Trust

Kindly donating £1000:

The Christchurch Charitable Trust is a local, independent, registered charity who are able to provide financial support by way of grants to organisations and projects which benefit the community in the Christchurch area.

We invite applications for funds from not-for-profit groups and organisations including registered charities, community interest groups, service organisations, volunteer groups, youth groups, local schools, local town and parish councils and the like.

Christchurch Charitable Trust Website >

Highlights of the event

Thurs 15 Dec – Thomas Tripp

Tonight’s performance at The Thomas Tripp

Despite another chilly night there was a wonderful warm welcome at the Thomas Tripp tonight!

The talented Susie Kimber along with her accompanying saxophonist entertained the packed pub to a variety of popular songs.

People sang along, danced along and were obviously enjoying the the whole event.

John and Mark from Jordan Marks Estates kindly sponsored the evening and passed the cheque for £500 to Liz Gardiner from Julia’s House Christchurch.

Looking forward to seeing you tomorrow at the Somerford Arc at 6ish for another surprise !!

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Julia’s House

Julia’s House is not a typical children’s hospice. We provide practical and emotional support for families caring for a child with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition, providing frequent and regular support in their own homes, in the community or at our hospices.

https://www.juliashouse.org

The entertainment was provided by:

15th December’s surprise performer:

Susie Kimber

Known for her captivating smooth voice, Susie Kimber is a soulful female singer-songwriter. Susie released her debut original single earlier this year to much acclaim and extensive radio play both locally and nationally, and regularly performs live at stunning venues across the South Coast.

Susie performed some beautiful Christmas songs mixed with some Smooth Jazz & Soul Classics from the Greats of Yesteryear.

Website: www.susiekimbermusic.co.uk

Susie Kimber on Facebook

Susie’s YouTube Channel

Thanks to the venue & refreshments provider:

Thomas Tripp

At the Thomas Tripp we believe wholeheartedly in the vitality that a traditional local pub brings to the community and we welcome you to join in; take in our smuggling history, enjoy our beers, ales and fine wines, sample our freshly prepared food – our seafood menu is delicious & a great range of choice!

With our hidden gem of ‘The Seafood Shack’ restaurant out the back of the beer garden which can be enjoyed at weekends or for private hire. Being Christchurch’s main live music venue you can come and enjoy a boogie or sing along on our live music nights, all our gigs can be found on our website.

THOMAS TRIPP – YOUR FAVOURITE LOCAL COMMUNITY PUB
Voted ‘Best Pub/Bar of the Year’ in the BH area by BH Stars
along with an award for ‘Best Sunday Roast’

www.thomastripp.co.uk

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Jordan Marks Estates

We provide an efficient, friendly service, where the customer is always treated as the number one priority and where properties stand out from the crowd. From our professional photography to our luxury brochures our bespoke service will ensure your most valuable asset achieves the best possible price.

www.jordanmarksestates.co.uk

Highlights of the event

Weds 14 Dec – The Kings Arms Pavilion

Kings Arms Hotel Christchurch - Pavilion in snow

Tonight’s performance at the King’s Arms Pavilion

Another cold night did not deter an enthusiastic audience for tonight’s surprise performance in the King’s Arms Pavillion.

They were rewarded by a beautiful venue, warming mulled wine, hot chestnuts and especially the delightful entertainment!! Tonight’s performers were the fab Fifinellas. The room rocked as the dynamic trio enthralled the crowd.

Tony’s Hairdressing were the generous sponsors and their representative Mat passed a cheque for £500 to Tracy Blick from Christchurch Food Bank.

See you tomorrow night in the Thomas Tripp for another wonderful surprise !!

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

The Food Bank Christchurch

Christchurch (UK) Food Bank provides 3 days worth of emergency food to individuals and families struggling or in crisis within our local community. CFB is a Christchurch Fellowship of Churches Initiative in partnership with Faithworks Wessex.

Christchurch Food Bank on Facebook

The Entertainment was provided by:

14th December’s surprise performers:

Fifinellas

We are a vocal harmony trio; Annie, George & Loo sing a combination of 1940’s classics, swing, jazz and songs of today in an old fashioned way!

The Fifinellas got us in the mood with a performance of vintage classics, postmodern jukebox and a sprinkling of Christmas cheer!

Follow the Fifinellas on Facebook

View more on our YouTube channel

Thanks to the venue & refreshment provider:

The Kings Arms

Described by The Mail on Sunday as a “jewel on the Dorset coastline”, The Kings Arms boutique hotel offers a relaxed, gourmet stay in the heart of historic Christchurch.

www.harbourhotels.co.uk/kings-arms

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Tony Hairdressing

Locally based, independent hairdressers at the top of the High Street.

http://www.tonyhair.co.uk/

Fundraising Pop-up Events held at a different venue each night: 1st - 24th December 2023

Presented by:

Fundraising Pop-up Events in December in Christchurch, Dorset

Category: 2022

Tonight’s performance at The Captain’s Club

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Hengistbury Head National Coastguard Institution

Thanks to the venue:

The Captain’s Club

Thanks to the local sponsor of tonight’s event:

The Primrose Trust

The entertainment was provided by:

19th December’s surprise performers:

Sarah Bolter: Not Just Sax

Highlights of the event

Tonight’s Highlights from The Boathouse:

The entertainment was provided by:

4th December’s surprise performers:

Soda Pops Trio

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Ashley’s Birthday Bank

Thanks to the venue:

The Boathouse

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Little Lives

Highlights of the event

Highlights of tonight’s event at The Priory

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Friends of Christchurch Priory

The entertainment was provided by:

2nd December’s surprise performers:

Bournemouth Male Voice Choir

Thanks to the venue:

Christchurch Priory

Thanks to the local sponsor:

The Primrose Charitable Trust

Highlights of the event

The Highlights of tonight’s event in Saxon Square

All funds raised will go to Macmillan Caring Locally

Macmillan Caring Locally

The entertainment was provided by:

1st December’s surprise performers:

Jitterbug Jive

Thanks to the venue:

Saxon Square

Thanks to the local sponsor:

Christchurch Charitable Trust

Highlights of the event

Tonight’s performance in Christchurch Library

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Bournemouth Blind Society

The entertainment was provided by:

22nd December’s surprise performer:

Olivia Sebis

Thanks to the local sponsor:

One Point Survey Ltd

Thanks to the venue:

Christchurch Library

Highlights of the event

Tonight’s performance at The Druitt Hall

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Christchurch and District Branch of Parkinson’s UK

The entertainment was provided by:

23rd December’s surprise performers:

Viva Voce

Thanks to the venue:

The Druitt Hall

Thanks to our sponsor for tonight’s event:

Williams Thompson Solicitors

Highlights of the event

Tonight’s performance at Ye Olde George Inn

Tonight’s charity – all funds raised go to:

Friends of the Red House Museum

The entertainment was provided by:

20th December’s surprise performers:

Blue Tides

Thanks to the venue:

Ye Olde George Inn

Thanks to the sponsor of tonight’s event:

The Primrose Charitable Trust