Sensational night of fashion as annual fundraiser returns to Doncaster
It's that time of year again, when on May 8 at Doncaster Dome, the inspirational Aurora Fashion Show takes to the stage once more for one night only.
Bringing you a sensational night of fashion, music featuring karaoke classics, and live entertainment, whilst raising much needed funds for the amazing charity, Aurora Wellbeing Services.
Aurora cares for local people and their families with a cancer diagnosis, by offering free treatments to patients, a range of wellbeing services, and most importantly a listening ear and a hand to hold when you are going through one of the worst times in your life. The brave models, who have all either had cancer or are still on their cancer journey, will ensure your night is full of tears of joy and hope. In a beautifully choreographed, awe-inspiring medley of scenes, modelling a stunning selection of clothing provided by local boutiques and national retailers. Choreographer Heidi Lindle said: “The Aurora Fashion Show is so much more than fashion, it brings hope and light to dark times, it brings laughter and tears for the right reasons, it shows the power, strength and resilience of each individual.
“The show and all the fundraising we do throughout the year are to support a wonderful charity that has, does, and will continue to support so many people going through cancer. Support us to support them."
There will be an array of stalls from 5-7pm, and in the interval, in the lower atrium. They will offer a selection of crafts, jewellery, health and beauty products, accessories, and lots more.
There will also be a few surprises in store for you, so get your tickets from the Doncaster Dome's what's on page and go along and support a much-loved Doncaster charity and event.
Becky Measures from BBC and Derbyshire radio will be compering the show again, and Heather, a British Sign Language interpreter, will be there to support the deaf community. Deaf community designated seats available through [email protected]. Heidi continued: “The show also carries an extremely important message to check your bodies any strange lumps or bumps, aches and pains or something just doesn't feel right, go and get it checked. ‘If in doubt, get it checked out’ is their mantra.”
The show doors open on Friday, May 8, at 5pm for a prompt 7pm start. The show will close at approximately 10.30/10.45pm.
Tickets are £19.75 including booking fee