Britain’s most popular soprano leads an evening filled with wonderful music and entertainment at this summer’s Lytham Proms in Lancashire.
The annual event, to take place on 21st August, sees picturesque Lytham Green transformed into a stunning concert arena as visitors spend a summer evening sipping champagne and soaking up the rousing music and song from Lesley Garrett and the highly acclaimed Manchester Camerata.
Guests are invited to bring along a picnic and make use of the bar to get the most from what promises to be a wonderfully entertaining and relaxing evening.
Tickets for the event are priced at up to £30, but four lucky readers have the chance win a pair, as we've teamed up with Quaytickets in this competition.
HOW TO WIN!
To be in with a chance of winning, simply answer the following question and email your answer, together with your name,address and daytime contact telephone number (please mark LYTHAM PROMS in your subject line). Closing date is 9.00am on May 14, 2010. Usual Newsquest Northwest rules apply. See competition rules section for details. No purchase necessary.
Question: Which famous soprano will be appearing at the Lytham Proms in August?
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Please note: The event is not seated. Audiences are asked to bring their own picnic blankets/tables and chairs.
Tickets for Lytham Proms 2010 are available from Quaytickets on 0843 208 0500 and at www.quaytickets.com
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