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80s & 90s LITTLE DISCO @ EDT on 11 Oct 1pm-2.30pm - tix going fast


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Calling all DANCING QUEENS and BILLIE JEANS!


Join us for our retro 80s & 90s little disco for big kids and their little kids at The East Dulwich Tavern on SUNDAY 11 Oct at 1pm - 2.30pm.


If you've got the NIGHT FEVER but can't get a baby sitter, then come and enjoy our retro daytime disco for parents and their under 7s at this timeless 'old skool' venue in the heart of East Dulwich. TURNING BACK THE TIME with disco classics you know so well! From MJ to Oasis to a little bit of ...."Monica in your life"...


LETS DANCE! Go crazy with your little ones on the dance floor and show them how to get down to the tracks you grew up with, everything from Funk, BritPop's 90s & Disco to Glam Rock and Cheesy Pop. Apart from the usual disco dancing antics, there will be bubbles, fireworks, competitions and many other boredom busting activities! Oh and of course a free gift for every child. You are encouraged to dig out those outfits from the dressing up box - Afro's, neon hotpants and shell suits - we will make this little disco event an afternoon to remember - kids will love it too!


TICKETS:

?6.50 p child, ?4.50 p adult, ?19.50 per family of 4.

Read more about this event and buy tickets on: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


If you're a bit rusty and need a little courage before you really show the kids how it's done, then the licensed bar will provide you with a little help. Or, relax and socialise with the other big kids while you watch the little kids go crazy on the dancefloor from a safe distance. There are child friendly drinks and snacks available to buy to complete this fun packed afternoon.


Why not organise a meet up with friends you spent the 80s and 90s with at our East Dulwich Boogie-land? The EDT does a great Sunday roast which can be sampled before or after in the pub downstairs, kids welcome! (Booking advised for large groups).


Doors (and bar!) open 15 minutes prior to advertised start time. Read more about this event and buy tickets on: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


Facilities include a quiet room with tunnels and tents for a little time out, nappy changing facilities, a buggy park and a baby cosy corner in the disco itself.


The Disco at the EDT is upstairs, please look for our logo when you arrive. Please be aware there is one flight of stairs, we can help you with buggies if needed. If you can leave your buggy in the car or at home, even better.

Parking is free on surrounding streets. There are many buses that serve Lordship Lane and nearest train station is East Dulwich (London Bridge, Beckenham Junction, West Croydon)


Read more about this event and buy tickets on: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


We can accommodate birthday celebrations too! Contact us for more info.


To contact the organisers:

Kate: 07794757166

Clare: 0788 444 7935

Email: [email protected]


How to get there:

EDT Pub & Dining

1 Lordship Lane

East Dulwich, SE22 8EW

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