The Dome to host Aurora cancer charity fashion show

An inspiring evening of glamorous models showcasing fabulous fashion in aid of a local cancer support charity is coming to The Dome.
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The Aurora team, who have all been touched by cancer, will be raising money for the Aurora charity by strutting their stuff on the runway in a series of impressive outfits.

The show, which have a sign language interpreter, starts at 7pm but guests are welcome to browse and buy at the trader’s stall from 6pm.

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Aurora is a local charity providing free cancer support at centres and online in Bassetlaw, Doncaster and Mexborough.

Models at a previous Aurora fashion showModels at a previous Aurora fashion show
Models at a previous Aurora fashion show

Set up to help patients who have a diagnosis of cancer feel better about themselves, the centres offer indulgent and pampering experiences to boost a patient’s confidence and make them feel great.

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Chris Hone, head of commercial development at The Doncaster Culture and Leisure Trust which is hosting the event, said: “We can’t wait to host the Aurora Fashion Show at The Dome for what will be a wonderful evening filled with fashion and inspiration.

“Aurora is a charity that does such important work in providing help and special experiences, from emotional support to beauty therapy, for those living with cancer. The fashion show is a great opportunity to celebrate some of those people and at the same time raise money for a very worthy cause.”

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The DCLT Aurora Fashion Show is on Friday, May 6. Tickets cost from £12.50 each and to book tickets or for more information about what’s coming up at The Dome and other DCLT venues, visit: www.dclt.co.uk/whats-on

For more information about Aurora, visit: www.aurorawellbeing.org.uk

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