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Hallowe'en Discos on Fri 30th October at The Ivy House - 3 spooky discos to choose from


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POP-UP POP-IN LITTLE DISCO - a spooky disco for everyone to enjoy!

The Ivy House

40 Stuart Rd, Nunhead, SE15 3BE


Multiple discos throughout the day - book in advance to secure your tickets to avoid disappointment but tickets may also be purchased on the day!


10am - 11am (under 7s)

11.30am - 12.30pm (under 7s)

3pm - 4pm - JUNIOR disco (ages 3 - 9)


UNDER 7s DISCO:

Disco and Spiders; our two favourite things! It?s Half-Term, so "Mummies" / Nannies / Grannies: just sit back, enjoy a coffee whilst we blow off the cobwebs with your little ghouls for the morning / afternoon. Let the kids go crazy at our spooky Hallowe'en daytime disco! whooo-haaaa (not too spooky or dark of course!)


You can expect our "freakish" DJ to play dance floor fillers and kids favourites along with other boredom busting activities such as giant bubbles, fireworks, interactive games and competitions, prizes and a FREE disco accessory for every child.


Boogie with your little ones on the dance floor and show them how you get down to the latest pop tunes and those knee-knocking disco classics that you love to dance to. The first of its kind at the very haunted but lovely Ivy House in Nunhead.


As we thought your little monsters may be a bit peckish after all that dancing, you will be delighted by the leisurely lunch menu - a trick-or-treat for everyone!


The perfect opportunity to catch up with those ghastly friends!


Buy tickets at: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


Prices Hallowe'en Disco Under 7s:

?6.00 p child / ?4.00 p sibling - IF booked online in advance - booking fees apply

Prices slightly more on the door

Parents / Carers and Babies (Under 1s) are FREE

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JUNIOR DISCO

Too cool for our Little Disco? Well join us at the JUNIOR DISCO! Just for 6-11 year olds, we play all of today's top chart hits as well as cool disco tunes that you love.


There is an ice bucket load of other stuff thrown in to keep you ghastly skeletons entertained - some screaming opportunity and a "horridly" cool STREET DANCE TUTORIAL - learn some proper scary moves and have a chance to practise them during this thrillingly popular JUNIOR disco!


We've got a DJ song request booth and we even let you loose on the microphone, if you dare!


Soft drinks and "disgusting" snacks on sale too


The best bit: Mummies / Nannies / Grannies & Dads can be sent to the bar to wait in the friendly pub

(I'm sure they won't mind that). It's up to you!


buy tickets at: www.thelittlediscocompany.co.uk


Prices JUNIOR DISCO

?7.50 p child / ?6.00 per sibling IF booked online in advance - booking fees apply

Prices slightly more on the door

Parents / Carers and Babies (Under 1s) are FREE


IMPORTANT:

Parents MUST be on-site at all times and are responsible for their children.


We also cater for birthday parties, private parties and events in your area. Contact Kate or Clare at 07794757166

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