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Make a date with Frankie’s Guys


Oh What A Night it will be this March as Luminar Barnsley presents its first charity ball with the help from a few Jersey boys.


On Saturday 17trh March, the Holiday Inn at Dodworth will be rocking and rolling as Frankie’s Guys, a tribute to Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, work their way back to Barnsley with timeless classics from the Jersey Boys. After a three course meal, enjoy a trip down memory lane with slick choreography, charm, charisma, brilliant audience participation and amazing live vocals.


Dress to impress with classic ball attire, with a raffle and auction also planned for the event. The ball is the first of its kind hosted by Luminar, with all proceeds going towards continuing


their services as a pillar of support for children and families who have suffered domestic abuse. Over the past 40 years, Luminar have continued to help families in South Yorkshire to reduce the traumatic effects of domestic abuse through counselling and therapeutic interventions.


They also provide education and awareness in schools in the hope of preventing future occurrences. The event is sponsored by XPO Logistics and Abbey Vets, with tickets £45 per person.


For tickets, call Janet Scholey on 07495 797 802 or email jscholey. luminar@outlook.com


Luminar Presents Frankie’s Guys Saturday 17th March from 7pm Holiday Inn, Barnsley Road, Dodworth, Barnsley S75 3JT


at Elsecar Heritage Centre Barnsley, S74 8HJ


10am - 4pm both days


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