A winter ball is being held in Harrogate later this month to fundraise for a number of local dog charities.
The Winter Wonderland Ball is taking place at The Crown Plaza in Harrogate on Saturday 16th November from 6:30pm.
Proceeds will go to Woodfield Dog Rescue, Victor’s Ark, Madelina and Happy Tails.
Visitors will enjoy a drinks reception, three course meal and live music, with entertainment from a Freddie Mercury tribute.
There will also be a disco and casino for guests to enjoy at a cost of £70 per ticket.
The event, now in its sixth year, is being organised by Michelle Hennon.
She said:
“It’s going to be a great night, great value for money and all for a great cause.
“It’s also a great excuse to dig out your glad rags, enjoy some delicious food, dance the night away or have a flutter on the casino!
“We have run this event many times and it's always a cracking night!”
A charity raffle will also take place, with prizes including an overnight stay at Rudding Park Hotel, two tickets to see A Christmas Carol ballet in Leeds and a luxury hamper.
Find out more about the event via Facebook here.

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