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Second Chance for Seasonal Workers to Celebrate
Winter workers from across the North East are being given a second chance to celebrate the festive season.
On Saturday January 9, 1879 Events Management will host a Post-Christmas Party at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light.
The event, starting at 7pm, is designed specifically for those who were too busy working or had other commitments in the run up to Christmas, offering them a second chance to celebrate with family, colleagues or friends.
Guests will enjoy a live performance by The Wolcott Band, covering hits by artists such as David Bowie, Bruno Mars, Michael Jackson and Take That, as well as a mouthwatering four course meal.
This includes traditional Northumberland broth, roasted turkey paupiette with all the trimmings, cranberry and white chocolate cheesecake and coffee with sweet mince pies.
David Moses, General Manager at 1879 Events Management, said: “There are so many people who are unable to celebrate Christmas during December, from care workers and the emergency services, to those who are based away from home.
“This year we wanted to make sure everyone had a chance to mark the season in style and hope that our event on January 9 will offer those missing out this month a much-need opportunity to get together with their loved ones.”
The Post-Christmas Party night at Sunderland’s Stadium of Light will run until 1am, with every guest receiving a complimentary half bottle of wine. Places, priced at £24.95 each, can be booked by calling 0871 9111555.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Sorted PR .
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