Rehab vs Bad Habits Friday 18th February / Co-Host Muscular Dystrophy Charity Night

Friday 18th February 

Rehab vs Bad Habits / Co-Host Muscular Dystrophy Charity Night in Memory of Niamh Duffy

Ground floor – Rehab (Indie, Garage Rock, Alt Pop)

Middle floor – Bad Habits 

Top floor – R&B, Hip Hop & Urban

Covid passes are no longer required to attend Snobs events.

 Tickets are valid until 2am

Right Of Admission Reserved- Your ticket does not guarantee entry.

Please ensure that you satisfy all entry conditions upon arrival…

Comply with our dress code

Not intoxicated

Correct proof of age

You must be 18 or over and have a valid passport or photo driving licence. Please note that we are currently NOT accepting Citizen Cards.

Should the event be cancelled due to a delay in the lifting of Covid restrictions or if you are unable to attend due to Covid related issues then refunds can be requested before the event starts

Information about the Muscular  Dystrophy Charity Night in Memory of Snobs regular Niamh Duffy written by her lovely group of friends…

Snobs have kindly agreed to host a charity night to support our fundraising and raise as much as we can in memory of our best friend, Niamh. We couldn’t think of a better place considering the amount of nights Niamh spent there and we would love as many people as possible to come and raise a glass for her!

If you can’t attend but would still like to donate please use the following link:
https://www.justgiving.com/tea…

Through our three peaks challenge and this event, we are aiming to raising as much money as possible for two charities close to Niamh’s heart:
CHIPs supported Niamh with buying her electric wheelchair which gave her the independence to do what she wanted when she wanted. Chips works to give children the independence they deserve to live their life to the fullest.
Muscular Dystrophy UK not only raise funds for research into diagnosis and treatment of more than 60 rare and very rare progressive muscle-weakening and wasting conditions, they also support people affected with the conditions especially in times like Covid.