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Chris Hawkins and Dave Pearce bring indie vs dance silent disco to Lancaster
4th Jan 2024
The Ashton Hall in Lancaster will see a battle between indie and dance with a silent disco DJed by two radio stars.
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Review of Indie Anthems V Dance Anthems Silent Disco
excellent night.we need more of these. the bar was not able to cope and waiting times to be served was 1 hour. also needed seats. too long to stand all that time
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Review of Indie Anthems V Dance Anthems Silent Disco
AMAZING night! DJ's were great. Atmosphere was buzzing. The bar could have been run better as there was too much on offer and no clear system for being served but otherwise, great night. Thank you :)
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In the Ashton Hall in Lancaster Town Hall, built only 5 years before the start of “the War to end all wars†on Saturday 14th April , Lancaster and District Choral Society’s Concert will commemorate the Centenary of the ending of the First World War.
Sir Karl Jenkins' -The Armed Man- A Mass for Peace, a powerful portrayal of the causes and consequences of war, forms the centrepiece of a moving and rousing programme, which includes selected war poetry and the reading of a letter from a Lancaster soldier serving in WW1.
, With a March Past and Presentation of Standards by representatives of the local British Legion, John Perrin conducts Lancaster’s largest choir and a full orchestra led by Julian Cann.
Talented local young singer, Rebecca Chandler- a student at Kirkby Lonsdale's Queen Elizabeth School and a member of Amabile Girls’ Choir, sings Soprano solo.
Other music includes Crown Imperial by William Walton, Hymn to the Fallen by John Williams (Saving Private Ryan) and For the Fallen by Douglas Guest- a setting of the most famous verse by Lancaster Poet, Lawrence Binyon recited at every Remembrance Day Service worldwide since 1921.
Tickets : £15, £12 Concessions: Students, Benefit Recipients (with proof)Accompanied Schoolchildren 16 and Under: Free,
Available from Visitor Information Centres: Lancaster 01524 582394 , Morecambe 01524 582808 , https://www.trybooking.co.uk/2578
or from Choir Members
Venue contact details and info
Name: The Ashton Hall Lancaster Town Hall
Phone:
Venue short url: https://www.skiddle.com/venues/85579/
Music Policy: Classical/ modern
Ambiance: Classical, modern music, poetry
Clientele: Anyone over 8
Drinks served: soft drinks
Disabled facilities: Wheelchair access, toilets
Nearest Bus Stop: George St. Lancaster
Address: Town Hall, Dalton Square, Lancaster, LA1 1PJ
Website: http://ldcs-choral.weebly.com
Capacity: 400
Type of venue: Other
Dress code: Casual
Opening hours: 7pm-10pm
Food served: No
Parking: Paid car parks close by
Nearest Train Station: Lancaster
