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Frozen is skating into Birmingham
Enter a fantastical winter wonderland beyond imagination when Disney On Ice presents Frozen from 25 to 30 October - and Chamberlink has five family tickets for four to give away for the opening night on Tuesday 25 October 2016 at 6.30pm at the Barclaycard Arena in Birmingham. The heartwarming Academy
Historic venue is the place to party
The hallowed stage of The Jam House has, over the past 17 years, been graced by a host of renowned rock, pop and jazz stars to entertain the scores of music lovers who have made the venue one of their go-to places for a great night out. Ever since the doors first opened
in 1999 and Jools Holland took to the stage, acts including soul legend Ben E King, Led Zepplin’s Robert Plant and bands such as Ocean Colour Scene, The Specials and even Westlife have attracted scores of music lovers who know they are guaranteed a great night out. Based in the historic Jewellery
Quarter in Birmingham, The Jam House is known throughout the West Midlands as an iconic music venue, offering an eclectic playlist of acts five nights a week. From soul to blues, jazz to rock and even reggae to Salsa, the venue prides itself in cherry-picking the very best high quality musicians and entertaining performers, which means music lovers can enjoy the performances in an intimate setting. For those wanting that little bit
of rhythm injected into their evening, one night a month is dedicated to master the art of salsa dancing, with the free event presented by the popular seven- piece Del Camino, supported by Mauricio Reynes and his army of LatinMotion DJs and dancers. Other nights which stand out
include Gospel Central, a monthly celebration of talent in the local Gospel music scene given an urban and contemporary edge, the
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Acoustic Sessions which showcase the new talent of unsigned artists and of course the array of changing acts and tribute bands appearing on stage on a monthly basis. For those wanting to make a
complete night of it, there is also the chance to enjoy some fine dining in the restaurant, while watching and listening to the entertainment on the stage below. Two courses are just £28 and three courses are £35. Parties, conferences, meetings and special occasions are catered for, and of course dining and celebrating at Christmas is a must.
For more details about bands, food and entertainment at The Jam House, visit
www.thejamhouse.com, email
info@thejamhouse.com or call 0121 2003030.
The Jam House is offering one lucky reader the chance to win a meal for four over the Christmas period, plus an elegant bottle of wine, to the value of £250. To win, answer the following question:
Q. What is the name of the seven-piece band that leads the way for The Jam House’s monthly Salsa sessions?
The deadline is Wednesday 14 September and entries must be sent to
s.cooke@birmingham-
chamber.com.
Award®-winning tale you love is now a full length production live on ice and skating into Birmingham. Be magically whisked away to wintry Arendelle by dazzling special effects and astonishing skating as you sing and dance along to inspiring songs including “Let It Go.” Join royal sisters Anna and Elsa, the hilarious snowman Olaf, Kristoff and Sven, as they journey to discover that true love is the most magical power of all! Hosted by Mickey and Minnie, with special appearances by beloved
Disney Princesses and characters from all-time favourites like Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story, Finding Nemo and Disney’s The Lion King. This unforgettable celebration of love and friendship will leave your family with memories to last a lifetime. Experience the Full Story – Live on Ice!
To buy a ticket costing £21.05 - £52.55 (Incl admin fee & 70p facility fee) + £2.55 fulfilment fee. Visit The Ticket Factory at
www.theticketfactory.com
or call 0844 33 88 222 (Calls cost 7p per minute plus your phone company's access charge). For a chance to win a family ticket for four, simply answer the question below:
Q: What does Elsa build during the song “Let It Go”? a) An igloo b) An ice castle c) A snowman
Send your answer to
s.cooke@
birmingham-chamber.com by close of play on Wednesday 14 September 2016.
Winners July/August 2016 issue
Four lucky winners who receive a pair of tickets to see Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre which runs from 9 to 24 September are Sue Wood, Stuart Turner, Roy Baker and Lisa Ridley.
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