Charity ball with local drag artists Chelsea Dagger and Miss Fanny, a charity auction and a festive buffet at the Guildhall.
The Lord Mayor's Charity Rainbow Ball returns to The Guildhall on Friday 27 November, hosted by the Lord Mayor of Hull, Councillor Maria Coward. It's a night that brings together a buffet, drag entertainment and a charity auction, with the proceeds split between the Lord Mayor's Charity Appeal Fund and Pride in Hull. The evening is built around love and peace, and it's one of the city's bigger charity dates of the year.
On the entertainment side, the night features local drag artists Chelsea Dagger and Miss Fanny, who'll be taking the stage alongside the buffet and the charity auction. The auction is a good part of the evening, with the money raised going to the two causes mentioned. Councillor Coward has described this year's ball as more festive than previous ones, which were held closer to Valentine's Day, so the late November date gives it a different feel from the earlier editions.
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It's a full evening: doors open at 7pm, the main event kicks off at 8pm, and it runs through until midnight. Tickets are available through the civic office, and there's an early-bird price of £25 per person until Saturday 31 October, after which they go up to £30 per person. If you're planning on going, getting them before the end of October saves you a few pounds.
