A clubnight on Saturday 18th December. The event starts at 19:00.
Join us for our last party of the year!
We will be bringing the Undo sound system back to the Dark Horse pub in Redfield, with Undo DJs plus special guest Queen Kong from London.
We will be serving dub, old skool, jungle, drum & bass and footwork all on the booming Undo rig.
FREE ENTRY all night, but we will be raising funds for Caring at Christmas with a donation bucket - if you are in a position to give!
--- Caring at Christmas ---
December sees the return of the South-West’s biggest Christmas homelessness project – Caring at Christmas. This year, we are aiming to make the project’s reach bigger than ever. To do so, we will combine the remote, delivery-based format developed last year that saw volunteers drop hot food, presents, and Christmas cheer to the doorstep of people in temporary and emergency accommodation across Bristol, with a more ‘traditional’ day-centre style project at Trinity Centre open to people who are rough sleeping.
The daytime component will be open to all, with guests able to receive a hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as access to advice, mental and medical support services, fun and games, and companionship.
https://caringinbristol.co.uk/project/caring-at-christmas/
Entry requirements:
We will be bringing the Undo sound system back to the Dark Horse pub in Redfield, with Undo DJs plus special guest Queen Kong from London.
We will be serving dub, old skool, jungle, drum & bass and footwork all on the booming Undo rig.
FREE ENTRY all night, but we will be raising funds for Caring at Christmas with a donation bucket - if you are in a position to give!
--- Caring at Christmas ---
December sees the return of the South-West’s biggest Christmas homelessness project – Caring at Christmas. This year, we are aiming to make the project’s reach bigger than ever. To do so, we will combine the remote, delivery-based format developed last year that saw volunteers drop hot food, presents, and Christmas cheer to the doorstep of people in temporary and emergency accommodation across Bristol, with a more ‘traditional’ day-centre style project at Trinity Centre open to people who are rough sleeping.
The daytime component will be open to all, with guests able to receive a hot breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as access to advice, mental and medical support services, fun and games, and companionship.
https://caringinbristol.co.uk/project/caring-at-christmas/
Entry requirements:
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