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Davina Sparkle’s Birthday Fundraiser @ Legends

Join Davina Sparkle for a glittering Birthday Party Fundraiser at Legends, Brighton on October 17 from 4.30pm

Join Davina Sparkle for a glittering Birthday Party Fundraiser for the Wedding Wishing Well Fund and Brighton Rainbow Fund at Legends Hotel & Bar, Brighton on Sunday, October 17 from 4.30pm.

With a huge amount of top-flight acts taking to the Legends stage, including: Davina herself, Jennie Castell, Jamie Heward, Allan Jay, Poola La May, Lovinia Belle, Kara Van Park, Suspiciously Elvis, Vicki Vivacious, Stephanie Von Clitz, Wilma Ballsdrop and many more to be confirmed.

Davina says: “This will be a fundraising event and there will be a free sumptuous buffet. Party open to everyone who wants to come as long as you’re not a dick!”

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