SEVEN-piece combo, Saedly Dorus and the Hoolie Band will bring their electric blend of disco and folk music to The Chase Hotel in Ross-on-Wye for the first ever Hoolie for Hope night.
A mix of traditional ceilidh rhythms with a funk twist guarantees to get guests up on their feet, and while the dance caller will help partygoers pick up the simple Hoolie moves, freestyling is also encouraged.
A Chase Hotel special luxury buffet will accompany the music, ideal for keeping your energy up so you can carry on hitting the dancefloor.
"We can’t wait to get everyone up disco ceilidh dancing together in support of such a brilliant charity,” said dance caller and vocalist Steph Pirrie.
Organised by George Tait and Hope Support Services: “I chose Hope because it is a local charity run by talented young people,” said George. “I was particularly inspired by the passion and commitment of a young Hope Y-Team member at a fundraising event at Wilton Castle.”
The charity is also looking for businesses to sponsor a table, so as much money as possible can be raised to for the charity which supports young people when a family member has a life-threatening illness.
Tickets for the Hoolie for Hope night on October 3 from 6.30pm, are sold in tables of 10. To book tickets or to sponsor a table, call 01989 566317 or visit hopesupport.org.uk/events
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