Get ready to groove to the timeless sounds of the 60s for a great cause! Weymouth Carnival and the Cancer Research UK Weymouth store are thrilled to announce “Weymouth Goes To Motown,” a spectacular event set to take place on Saturday, 8th September at the Centenary Club in Weymouth. This special evening aims to raise funds for Bowel Babe, an initiative dedicated to supporting bowel cancer patients.
Attendees will be transported back to the golden era of Motown with an unforgettable night of music, dancing, and community spirit. The event promises to be a fun-filled celebration, featuring classic hits from the 60s that will have everyone dancing the night away.
Kallum Gethins, Director of Weymouth Carnival, shared his excitement: “This event is a fantastic opportunity for our community to come together and support a much-needed cause. We are thrilled to collaborate with Cancer Research UK’s Weymouth store and bring a night of 60’s music to life for everyone to enjoy.”
Klaire Ball, Store Manager of Cancer Research UK Weymouth, added: “Weymouth Goes To Motown is a wonderful example of how our community can unite for a good cause. The funds raised will make a significant impact in supporting bowel cancer patients and advancing research. We are looking forward to a night of great music, dancing, and generosity.”
Karen Rogers, Assistant Manager Cancer Research UK Weymouth also expressed her excitement: “This is an extraodinary event for us and we look forward to working with Weymouth Carnival to put on this event to raise funds for Bowel Babe and It’s absolutely incredible to be part of something incredible within the community”
The event showcases the power of community collaboration, demonstrating how local organisations like Weymouth Carnival can join forces with national charities to make a difference. All proceeds from the event will go directly to Bowel Babe, helping to provide vital support and resources for those affected by bowel cancer.
Join us for an evening of Motown magic and help make a positive impact in the fight against bowel cancer. Tickets are available now at https://www.weymouth-carnival.uk/events/weymouth-goes-to-motown/, so be sure to secure yours and be part of this unforgettable night.
Jake Brewer 
Lewis Henley-Francis