Back to the 80s – Join Us for Another Brilliant Night for The Duncan!
After the fantastic success of last year’s DHCT 70s Night, we’re turning the clock forward a decade and getting ready to do it all again – this time with an 80s Night in aid of the Duncan Hospital Charitable Trust.
Last year, Dunblane was awash with flares, sequins and platforms as friends and supporters of the DHCT came together for a brilliant evening of music, dancing and fundraising. The night raised an incredible £2,330 for The Duncan Hospital, and judging by the photographs, everyone embraced the theme with enthusiasm!
This year we’re swapping bell-bottoms for leg warmers, big hair, neon and all things 80s.
Our DHCT 80s Night – Dancing for The Duncan promises another fantastic evening of classic 80s music, fancy dress and fun, while raising much-needed funds for the work of the Duncan Hospital Charitable Trust.
The DHCT supports The Duncan Hospital in Raxaul, Bihar, helping the hospital care for some of the poorest communities in Bihar and neighbouring Southern Nepal. Funds raised by the charity help support a wide range of needs, from medical equipment and improvements to hospital facilities to staff education and sponsoring nurses in training.
So whether your 80s inspiration is Madonna, George Michael, Cyndi Lauper, Freddie Mercury, Wham!, Duran Duran or simply as much neon as you can find, we’d love you to join us.
Tickets are £15 per person
Your £15 donation is your admission ticket, and 100% of your ticket donation will go to support the work of the Duncan Hospital Charitable Trust.
If you are coming to the 80s Night, please include your name and the number of people attending in your donation message so we can keep an accurate guest list.
Supporters who simply wish to donate are, of course, very welcome to do so too.
Fancy dress encouraged – Over 18s only.
Book your place and donate here – DHCT 80s Night: Dancing for The Duncan
Last year was such a great night, and we would love to see familiar faces – and plenty of new ones – back on the dance floor.
Dig out the leg warmers, dust off the dancing shoes, and come Dancing for The Duncan!