FOR one night, and one night only, Fat Sam’s nightclub is returning to Welton Rovers, raising funds for two charities.
Get ready for a night packed with the very best in R&B, Hip Hop, DnB, Reggae, Dance, Chart and Old Skool, says organiser Shaun Hughes who is resurrecting his nightclub to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support and the Movember Foundation.
Shaun Hughes ran Fat Sam’s nightclub for 20 years and is hosting the event for two causes close to his heart.
His sister is a Macmillan nurse in Chichester and the charity has helped a number of people in his family.
He also supports the work undertaken by the Movember campaign raising awareness around men’s health including prostate cancer and men’s mental health.
Shaun said: “These are two charities doing incredible work supporting people and families affected by cancer and helping improve men’s health.
“We’re bringing the professional sound and lighting and, most importantly, the original Fat Sam’s vibe.
“All to help raise as much money as possible for these brilliant causes.”
Dance the night away at Fat Sam’s nightclub on Saturday, November 28 from 8pm until midnight with all ticket sales and collections on the night going to the two charities.
The event is 18 plus only and IDs will be checked to get in.
Tickets cost £6 for entry and extra donations are also being taken on the ticket website.
The plan, Shaun says, is to much do more charity events next year with his new my mobile nightclub set up.
“When I shut the club down, I decided I still wanted to carry on DJing and doing light sound and lighting engineering and stuff like that.
“So the plan is that every other event should be a charity event.”