A musical celebration of one of pop's most iconic performers is coming to Harrogate this November.
The Cairn Hotel is set to host a Michael Jackson tribute night, offering guests a mix of live entertainment, dining and overnight stay options.
The event will take place on Saturday 29th November, starting at 7.30pm, and will feature a tribute performance celebrating the music of the late pop icon. Attendees can choose to book an overnight stay or purchase tickets for the evening only.
Packages for one night start from £99 per person, including accommodation in a classic room, a two-course evening meal with coffee, breakfast and entry to the tribute show and disco. Additional nights can be added, with Friday bed and breakfast stays from £49.50 per person and Sunday stays from £39.50 per person.
A ticket-only option, priced at £39 per person, is also available for those not wishing to stay overnight. This includes dinner, the tribute performance and the post-show disco. Tickets for this option can be booked by phone only.
Bookings can be made online or by calling 01423 504005. All reservations are subject to availability, with cancellation fees applying within 48 hours of arrival. Prices are based on two adults sharing a classic twin or double room.
The Cairn Hotel says the evening will be an opportunity for guests to “sit back and relax or prepare to dance the night away” to the music of one of pop’s most famous performers.
Find out more about the event and get your ticket here.

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