A table with brass musical instruments, glasses of sparking wine and lit candles.
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Yuletide Brass 2024

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About Yuletide Brass 2024

Celebrate the festive season with an evening of food, drink and live brass band music, featuring Emley Brass Band.

Enjoy a glass of winter berry fizz at YSP Centre whilst you browse for gifts and stocking fillers at YSP shop, before being invited upstairs to The Kitchen Café to take your seats for a delicious festive dinner and live music performed by Emley Brass Band.

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There will be a fully serviced bar available for the duration of the event on a cash and card basis. Wine by the bottle and festive cocktails will also be available.

  • 19.00 Arrival and welcome drinks
  • 19.30 Call to dinner in The Kitchen Cafe
  • 19.45 Dinner served
  • 23.30 Bar closes.
  • 00.00 Carriages and close of event

Dress code is smart casual, party wear is encouraged.

Dates and Times

  • 19.00 Arrival. 19.45 Dinner served. 23.30 Bar closes. Book via email

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