Annual charity Christmas party with a live hip-hop band and guest DJs, with all proceeds going to The Foxton Centre.
The Legendary Willy Banjo is back at The Ferret on Saturday 5 December, with its annual charity Christmas party. It's a long-standing Preston fixture, and the whole night's proceeds go to The Foxton Centre, a local charity that supports the city's most marginalised communities.
It's run as a proper charity: The Ferret chips in for costs and the bands play for expenses, so every penny from ticket sales goes to the cause. The main act is The Hiphopalippz, billed as The Non-Stop Hip-Hop Band. They bring the golden era of hip-hop to life with a high-energy, full-band show that spans the 80s, 90s and beyond, delivered in a mixtape-style format. The night is rounded out with house and hip-hop from guest DJs, who are still to be announced.
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The Ferret is ground-floor accessible, there's no dress code, and the night is strictly ages 18+. Doors open at 7pm, and the music runs from 7pm through to 2am. Tickets start at £5, with three tiers to choose from: £5 'Skint', £10 'Standard', and £20 'Super Generous'. All of it goes to The Foxton Centre.
