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On Saturday night get your ticket to enjoy our Victualled Evening with Steampunk Mistress of Ceremonies, Madam Zuri Arrosa & MagicALEXEXcellence.
An evening of well dressed quirkiness with entertainment in a convivial setting. Our bar will be open and the ticket price includes a Hot Pot supper (please let us know on booking any dietary needs)
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£18.50 per ticket
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