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WEAR IT! BEAT IT! Fundraiser for British Heart Foundation

Grosvenor Bar in Hove, plays host to a WEAR IT! BEAT IT! fundraiser for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) on Friday, February 6. The event will coincide with the BHF’s latest campaign in which they are encouraging people to wear red and raise funds for them on February 7.

Grosvenor Bar in Hove, will play host to a WEAR IT! BEAT IT! fundraiser for the British Heart Foundation (BHF) on Friday, February 6.

THE EVENT will coincide with the BHF’s latest campaign in which they are encouraging people to wear red and raise funds for them on February 7.

Your host and organiser will be Mysterry Drag-Queen, who will be joined during the evening by David Raven, Krissie Ducann, Jennie Castell, Pooh La May, David Hamlin and Miss Jason, straight from her role in the Adult Panto.

There will be a charity raffle to help raise funds, so go along to support this great cause and wear something red if you can.

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Event: WEAR IT! BEAT! Fundraise for British Heart Foundation

Where: Grovenor Bar, 16 Western Street, Hove, Brighton, East Sussex BN1 2PG

When: Friday, February 6

Time: 7pm

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