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HAVE A WORD: Not A Silent Night

Have A Word: ‘Not A Silent Night’, an evening with poetry, literature, music, a charity raffle in aid of the Sussex Beacon and a sprinkling of Christmas cheer will be taking place at the Latest Music Bar, Brighton on Tuesday, December 10 at 6.45pm. The evening features entertainment from Gerry Potte

The evening features entertainment from Gerry Potter, Anny Knight, Chocolate Box Theatre Company, Dolly Rocket, Chris Chalmers, music from DJ Josh The Barber and a charity raffle with prizes kindly donated by local artists and businesses to benefit the work of the Sussex Beacon, the care centre for men and women with HIV/AIDS related illnesses.

Event: Have A Word: Not A Silent Night

Where: Latest Music Bar, Manchester Street, Brighton.

When: Tuesday, December 10 at 6.45pm.

Tickets: £6 on the door.

Or to book online (plus 60p booking fee), view: www.wegottickets.com/event/249773

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