'Dance til you drop' night to help house refugee family in Glossop

Friday, 3 February 2023 09:35

Following the success of their 80s disco in January, Glossop Welcomes Refugees are hosting their next fundraising event.

It's taking place on Saturday 4 March at The Globe pub on High Street West from 8pm with the band TVOD.

They are a local SKA/Punk band, playing covers of bands such as The Clash, Specials, Jam, Ramones, Buzzcocks and many more.

The group hope it will be a 'dance til you drop' night and have also lined up a DJ to follow the band.

All proceeds will go towards helping to house and settle a refugee family in Glossop.

For more information about the group or to make a donation, visit their JustGiving page here: https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/glossop-welcomes-refugees

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