A charity dance night is coming to Ilkley's All Saints Church next month, organised by the team behind the town's Breakfast Raves.
Saints Social will take place on Saturday 28th November, marking the first time the historic church has hosted a night of dance music.
DJs from London’s Centreforce Radio will provide the soundtrack, beginning with chilled Balearic beats before moving through uplifting house classics and dance anthems.
Atmospheric lighting will showcase the church’s architecture, with guests able to enjoy an evening of music, food and drinks.
The event builds on the £2,800 already raised through the Breakfast Raves, with all profits from ticket sales being donated to Dying to Climb/Macmillan Cancer Support.
The organisers said:
“The response to our Breakfast Raves has been incredible, and Saints Social is about taking that same energy into a proper evening out.
“Great music, great company and an amazing venue. We can’t wait to see All Saints transformed for the night, and hopefully raise even more money for Macmillan along the way.”
Tickets include a welcome drink and food. Guests can mingle or book one of a limited number of tables for groups of friends, with pre-ordered drinks packages and dedicated table service available.
Tickets are on sale now, with capacity limited. For more details and to book your tickets, visit the Saints Social booking page.

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