The Mayor and Mayoress of the City of Wolverhampton are inviting people to a glittering masquerade ball to raise money for their charities.
Cllr Elias Mattu and his wife Asha have organised the evening of masked fun for Saturday October 28.
Guests are encouraged to don Venetian-style masks for the event which will take place at the Diamond Banqueting Suite, in Skinner Street. A three course sit-down meal and reception drink is included in the ticket price.
Entertainment will be provided by professional fire-eaters and a DJ will get people moving on the dancefloor.
The Mayor’s chosen charities this year are Acorns Hospice, Street Pastors, Sickle Cell Care, Interfaith Wolverhampton, the Alzheimer’s Society and Wolverhampton Central Youth Theatre.
Cllr Mattu said: “My wife, the Mayoress, came up with this idea as a wonderful way to raise money for charity.
“This will be a fun, relaxed evening open to everyone. We would like all our guests to enter into the spirit of the ball and wear Venetian-style masks.
“Not only will people enjoy a fun evening with lots of entertainment, they will also help raise money for charities that are very close to my heart.”
