Do you know anything about the two Ronnies? Must be time for the Thursday quiz at the Plough!!

By Jason T
January 18, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Jason T

Posted January 18, 2017

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Posted January 18, 2017

If you know anything about the Two Ronnies then there's a chance you'll raise a smile and score a point at this Thursday's quiz. In addition to the cash prize for first, all teams can potentially bag the rollover cash jackpot which now stands at ?45. Come and try your luck...

This friendly general knowledge and picture quiz is only ?2 per person to enter and there's a chance to win one of two cash prizes or a lovely bottle of house wine if you come second-to-last. There's bonus drinks, sweets and cookies to win too. It's an 8 for 8.30pm start in the left-hand-side bar as you walk into the front of the pub. If you are peckish then you can eat and quiz too with a great menu to choose from. See you soon! The Plough - 381 Lordship Ln, London SE22 8JJ 020 8693 4236

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