Time: Band starts at 6.30pm. Eagermount will be there from 7.30pm. Its a small bar so get there early to avoid the queue.
Following on from the success of last years social event, WLH3 head back to the dancefloor for another night of Ceroc. For those of you that have never heard of it before, its a partner dance best described as a fusion of salsa and jive but without the complicated footwork, making it more accessible for beginners.
No need to book, simply show up on the night!
Meet for drinks at the Hereford Arms (nr Gloucester Rd tube) from 6.30pm before we head to the venue.
Venue: Casbah, Baden Powell House, Kensington, SW7 5JS
Cost: £9 Time: 19.30 to 23.00
Never heard of Ceroc before? Well here’s what you can expect from the evening…….. http://www.ceroclondon.com/info
Or refresh yourself on the basic moves before you go…… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VhavJlI1Yo
Contact Love Deuce if you’re interested
Sport is something men have instead of emotions – Bridget Jones (allegedly)
This assertion was disproved yesterday in some style. A motley crew of assorted Bridget Joness and Mark Darcys gathered at a crumbling Edwardian pile in Shepherds Bush for an invigorating infusion of Scandinavian mulled wine and posh biscuits. All tickets distributed and accounted for with the organising Darcy – a noted QPR fan, we set off to Loftus Road for The QPR v Burnley footy match. See http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25891765 for a report on a very exciting match. Half way to the ground one of the Bridgets couldn’t find her ticket. This particular Bridget has previous form where losing tickets is concerned so no surprise there. With cunning use of technology and hacking Organising Darcy’s email account the missing ticket was reprinted and a return to Loftus Road in time to see the last four goals.
A spirited yomp through the back streets of W12 deposited us at the Duchess of Cambridge on Goldhawk Road where a table was reserved for us to watch the first matches in the 6 Nation’s Rugger Tournament, first Wales v Italy followed by France v England. By this time our uber-Darcy, keeper of lustrous and famous harems joined us for an afternoon and evening of quaffing splendid ales, ingestion of fine victuals whilst being taken to emotional heights and despondent lows by the furious battling at the Stade de France. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/25971746. The game over & done and the day’s sporgy finished, which goes to show that women have sport too (though I’ve no idea about the emotions bit), the group separated and headed home.
Two postscripts are noteworthy. The first was ‘lost ticket’ Bridget finding her lost ticket and sportingly confessing it to all. The second was an on-after for about half the group at The Tabard where a trio of bands performed some righteous r n’b, in particular Son Maxwells Unruly Blues: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLayGAf-d0s. A fab end to a fab day.
FYI this is Bo Diddley’s original http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x117qxs_bo-diddley-pretty-thing-1955-digitally-remastered_music of one of Son Maxwell’s cover versions. Very alike eh?
THE CAST – Bridget Jones’s: Dingo, Love Deuce, Nutsucker, Rollback Mark Darcy’s: Butt Plug, Charlatan, Eagermount, Mad Cow, The Optimist, The Pope
Eagermount
A popular night with WLH3 – the night includes 3 hours of dancing, a meal of haggis, neeps and tatties, the piping in of the haggis and the address to the haggis. These nights usually sell out, so if you do want to come along then please book up.
We have ten tickets – if you want one contact Dingo or Love Deuce or you can buy your own ticket here.
Ticket price is £31.35. See here for more details.
Can’t see the point of archery,…..too many drawbacks?
Come and join us for a 2 hour beginners lesson at an indoor venue near Tooting Bec tube, for the bargain price of £15. Start time TBA. We’ll head to the pub afterwards.
Limited places available! Contact Love Deuce if you want to give it a shot.
GO MAD fights poverty in Tanzania and India. The money raised this year will improve the lives of an impoverished rural community of Dalit’s in Andhra Pradesh, South East India. By supporting this event you will be enabling projects like repairing houses damaged by recent typhoons, starting small income generation schemes, teaching literacy in the local school and generally assisting, encouraging and serving the community.
Tickets cost £25 and include a welcome drink, three course meal and a glass of champagne at midnight; other drinks are “BYO”.
There will be a disco and grand prize draw raffle.
Dress code: Black Tie or ‘Sunday Best’
Time: 7pm – Late
Contact Ryde for tickets
The annual CLaWS xmas party will take place at Ye Olde Cock Tavern, 22 Fleet St, EC4Y 1AA
Time: 7pm onwards
Theme: Kids TV
Ticket cost (including live music and food):
£15 before December
£20 in December
£30 on the night
Contact Love Deuce to get your ticket.
80’s fancy dress rollerboot disco at The Renaissance Rooms in Vauxhall
Ticket prices (incl skate hire):
8pm to 2am – £10 between 8pm and 9pm, £12.50 thereafter.
‘Whip out your spandex and leg warmers for one of the most friendly and fun-packed nights in London.
Complete with the best seventies hits, funky house music and rare soul grooves. With its musically and visually kitsch-cool atmosphere and retro appeal, Roller Disco is THE hotspot for clubbing on wheels.
So whether you’re a pro skater or an absolute beginner, or simply looking to put a different spin on a good time head down to Vauxhall for an unforgettable night of disco inferno!
Contact Love Deuce for a ticket or buy your own using the link below:
http://www.rollerdisco.com/showevents/3/eventdetail
Interested in joining us?
Meet us at the Riverside pub in Vauxhall at 7pm to head to the disco at 8pm.
