Festive joy and cheer is to be spread across Burnley this Christmas as the Burnley Mechanic Theatre Caribbean Christmas Party Nights are a sell-out.
Burnley Mechanics Theatre is thrilled to announce that all of its new highly anticipated Caribbean Christmas Party Nights have officially sold out.
The success is a testament to the towns enthusiasm for celebrating Christmas in a slightly different vibrant and tropical atmosphere.
The Christmas events organised by Burnley Leisure and Culture have proven to be popular since their inception, promising an unforgettable experience filled with food, entertainment and the warm, inviting spirit of the holiday season.
Speaking about how thrilled they are the events have sold out, Mark Dempsey, head of culture and hospitality for Burnley Leisure and Culture, said: “We are overjoyed by the tremendous support and excitement we have received for our Caribbean Christmas Party Nights.
The events for those who were lucky enough to grab tickets will include a mix of Caribbean theming, food and entertainment plus live bands and DJ Chris Byrne.
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This year courtesy of supplier Carlsberg UK the theatre will be sending two people to the Caribbean itself, all guests have to do is dress to impress and take a selfie or photo in front of the new Caribbean picture wall, the winner will be drawn at random in the New Year.
Though all tickets for the Caribbean Christmas Party Nights are sold out, the team encourages those who missed out this year to keep an eye out for future events and exciting shows the theatre has in store for the upcoming year.
For more information about Burnley Mechanics Theatre and upcoming events, visit www.blcgroup.co.uk
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