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Sexy Sunday Presents All About New Years Eve Festival

Every New Years Eve I tend to do the same, maybe pop into town and risk all the drunks around me, then come back early, have a drink in my local and make sure i'm back home to put the pizza in the oven, open the champagne and watch the fireworks at midnight.  I also like being with my animals, luckily they aren't scared of the noise of the fireworks but they are still kept indoors.  So we watch the fireworks and then go inside and celebrate with them ie; pussycats get munchies or probably something much nicer that i've gone out and bought for them and our spoilt dog Kimba gets pizza crusts.  I can relax knowing no fights are going to break out around me in a club and listen to my preferred choice of music. 

I also thought that if i had nothing to do then most other goths wouldn't have anything to do either besides eat peanuts and stale leftovers.  And why not all celebrate together with all our friends. As Christmas can be an expensive time for some people i have kept ticket prices as low as possible and i think £20 in advance for a 2-night event is very reasonable considering what time of year it is.

The New Year event will not have bands playing, it will just be music by DJ Ghost, Marie, Dave the Hat and Joolz.  It will be a mixture of tradional Goth/Industrial/Alternative.

The Metropole is an excellent venue to hold my events because the staff are lovely and friendly and Karen the Manager bends over backwards to help me in any way she can.  There are always plenty of bar staff so goths get their drinks without having to queue.

I have already contacted Tourist Information and have sent back an event listings form to inform local businesses and B&B's of this event.  B&B's now know to open at this time of year for the goths as i was told quite a few close.

Parents with Children

We have to stress that although children are welcome at New Years Eve Goth weekend they have to be supervised at all times. If children are deemed out of control and causing a nuisance then you will be kindly asked to leave the building.

Charity Collection

Money in total from the last 5 events has come to a grand total of £2190.00

This money has been divided between the following charities:
Dewsbury, Wakefield & District Cats Protection
Labrador Rescue Sheffield
Whitehall Dog Rescue, East Ardsley, Wakefield (2005/2006 only)

Each charity would like me to to express their gratitude for all your generosity at this time of year.