Quiz night tonight at the Plough

By Jason T
October 16, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Jason T

Posted October 16, 2014

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Posted October 16, 2014

Hi guys. You're invited to come down for a fun packed Thursday night quiz at the Plough in Lordship Lane tonight. There's cash for first prize and a bottle of wine for second-to-last prize - so skill is needed at both ends of the scale. There's also a chance to win one of three bonus drinks, sweets and biscuits. Failing that, you might learn something too! It's only ?1.50 per person to take part. Get there for an 8 for 8.30pm start in the left hand bar as you walk into the venue. Stil much cheaper than the cinema!! See you later :)

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