The Vintage Grace Ball
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- Hyatt Regency London - The Churchill
Description
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VIP Party, Themed Nights and Fun Time Partying
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Tickets from £80.00 - £85.00
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Live Music and Jazz
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Over 18
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Sat, 11th Nov 2017 @ 19:30 - 1:00
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19:30 - 01:00
Stay calm and enjoy an evening of splendour at the 5* Hyatt Regency in aid of cancer research at The Royal Marsden Hospital
The David Adams Leukaemia Appeal Fund cordially invites you to its annual Grace Ball, with all proceeds going to The Royal marsden hospital - one of the world's leading cancer research facilities
Highlights:
- Champagne reception
- Gourmet three-course dinner with wine, followed by coffee and petits fours
- Live band and other entertainment
- Auction and raffle
Please join us for our annual charity ball - with vintage theme - in the most splendid surroundings on Portman Square. Guests will be served Champagne in the grand reception rooms, followed by a delectable three-course dinner with half bottle of wine per person and coffee and petits-fours.
Then dance the night away to renowned nine-piece band, The Jazz Dynamos.
Dress code: black tie with a vintage twist
Tickets for this event are normally £150 per person but we are offering a very special rate exclusively to Design My Night guests
All proceeds go to The Royal Marsden Cancer Charity supporting the building of a new £50 million haemato-oncology unit
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Tickets/Times
| Ticket | Event time | Cost |
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Ticket for one guest
Includes Champagne reception, three-course dinner with wine, coffee and petit-fours.
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19:30 - 01:00 | £85.00 |
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Tickets for two or more guests
Includes Champagne reception, three-course dinner with wine, coffee and petit-fours.
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19:30 - 01:00 | £80.00 |
Location
Address
Hyatt Regency, 30 Portman Square, W1H 7BH
Nearest Station
Oxford Circus (Tube)
Organiser
The David Adams Leukaemia Appeal Fund
The David Adams Leukemia Appeal Fund was set up in memory of the late David Adams, whose life was prolonged by The Royal Marsden Hospital for two years after his initial diagnosis of leukaemia. During this time, he raised many thousands of pounds for the hospital, and his efforts have since been continued by his family and friends, whom have now raised several million for cancer research.
The Appeal has raised over £2M through voluntary activity with just one part-time administrator. The money raised has funded research posts, set up a Nurses’ Library, and co-funded a state-of-the-art haemato-oncology unit.
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