A NIGHT AT THAMES MUSEUM NEW DATE
Thames Museum is happy to announce their previously postponed event, A NIGHT at THAMES MUSEUM, has been re-scheduled and will take place on Saturday 7th November from 5pm to 8pm.
The programme remains unchanged. Guests will mix and mingle to the Celtic-inspired music of harpist Katherine Mowbray. Knowledgeable volunteer guides will bring an added dimension to the museum displays and Russell Skeet will present The Might of Thames. The evening will close with a relaxed sing-along led by Shelley Marie on guitar.
Admission to this rescheduled event is by pre-sold ticket only. There will be no door sales.
As all tickets had been sold before Thames moved to Covid-19 containment Level 2 on August 12th, there are no further tickets available. If you currently have a ticket but are unable to attend, please phone 021 182 6572. A refund will be given on the return of your ticket.
We’re looking forward to welcoming you to our event. Please respect Level 1 advice so that everyone can safely enjoy a great night of entertainment at your local museum.
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40.6% Yes
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34.2% Maybe?
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