Suave Winebar will be hosting an open-mic night on Thursday 6th September from 7-30pm. Everyone welcome, and free entry. We already have the following people to entertain us, if you want come along and join in please let us know?
Amanda Condrey
Bev May
Bob Condrey
Brendon Hill
Danielle Reed
Tim Clayton (Etherman)
Other potential entertainers (awaiting confirmation)
Angie Fawcett
Leander Morales
Ray Bradfield
Rob Fawcett
Wine Bar & Coffee House Blog
Wednesday 22 August 2012
Monday 6 August 2012
70's DISCO NIGHT AT SUAVE
Six days left to sort your outfits for 70's disco
Saturday 11th August !!!!!!!
Starts at 7 pm
Saturday 11th August !!!!!!!
Starts at 7 pm
Friday 3 August 2012
Community rallies around Westbury girl
The local community has been raising money to help a Westbury girl, who was badly burnt in an horrific accident, a family holiday in Florida.
10-year-old Emily Smith suffered burns to her head, ear, and shoulder in an accident at home when a bottle of nit lotion caught fire. She was airlifted to a specialist paediatric burns unit in Bristol where she was treated
10-year-old Emily Smith suffered burns to her head, ear, and shoulder in an accident at home when a bottle of nit lotion caught fire. She was airlifted to a specialist paediatric burns unit in Bristol where she was treated
for full thickness burns, the equivalent of third degree burns.
When Suave, the coffee shop and wine bar on Warminster Road, heard of Emily’s horrific experience, they decided to step in with a fundraising day.
Emily’s mother won a holiday in Florida at Suave’s Ladies Day in June, which was held in aid of Dorothy House. However, the prize did not include flights and a fundraising day on Sunday featured a barbecue, raffle, auction and activities to help raise money for the family’s travelling costs.
Shelley Sperring of Suave said, “It went brilliantly, Emily had a lovely day and we raised £1,115. We’re hoping that will nearly get them the tickets, but we’re still having people come in and donate. She’ll be going one way or another!
“We felt we needed to do something for them. People came in and handed in prizes – a new mobile phone, printer, apartment in Spain, a month’s taekwondo for a family, dinner for four, MOTs – we’ve had really good support locally and I’m really pleased.”
Pictured: Shelley Sperring of Suave and Emily Smith with some of the prizes donated by local businesses.
When Suave, the coffee shop and wine bar on Warminster Road, heard of Emily’s horrific experience, they decided to step in with a fundraising day.
Emily’s mother won a holiday in Florida at Suave’s Ladies Day in June, which was held in aid of Dorothy House. However, the prize did not include flights and a fundraising day on Sunday featured a barbecue, raffle, auction and activities to help raise money for the family’s travelling costs.
Shelley Sperring of Suave said, “It went brilliantly, Emily had a lovely day and we raised £1,115. We’re hoping that will nearly get them the tickets, but we’re still having people come in and donate. She’ll be going one way or another!
“We felt we needed to do something for them. People came in and handed in prizes – a new mobile phone, printer, apartment in Spain, a month’s taekwondo for a family, dinner for four, MOTs – we’ve had really good support locally and I’m really pleased.”
Pictured: Shelley Sperring of Suave and Emily Smith with some of the prizes donated by local businesses.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)