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New Year party tickets on sale

Published on 21st June 2007 in News

Howden Show committee members are already preparing for the new year, with New Year's Eve celebration tickets going on sale.

The event is set to be an amazing black tie evening, held on The Ashes with a champagne reception, background music set by acoustic vocalist Jess Bannister, as well as live entertainment by the Glam Godz and much more! Tickets are £55 to Howden Show Members and per person for tables of ten, or £60 each. To purchase tickets contact The Wheatsheaf or Leonie Dykes on 07970 814085.

Schedules for Howden Show on July 15 are available from www.howdenshow.co.uk. Show tickets will be available on the day, priced at £4, or can be ordered at a cost of £3.50 by calling Leonie Dykes or The Wheatsheaf.

Tickets will also be available from ARD, The Wheatsheaf and The Shire Hall booking office.

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