HAVE SOME FUN WITH THE LADIES WHO DISCO AND SUPPORT RELAY FOR LIFE

February 10 2009, 8:24 am | BY Lynchy | No Comments

Ladies_1.jpgMystery will shroud the first Ladies Who Disco event for 2009, which is taking place from  8.30pm – 11pm at Geisha Bar on Saturday February 21.

‘One Night Incognito’ will see the ladies join forces with The Brand Agency in what promises to be a mysterious night filled with secrecy and allure – all of which is aimed at raising funds for The Cancer Council.

Whether it’s a simple eye patch or a flamboyant feather headpiece, party goers are urged to don their best disguise for the masquerade themed night, which will include the great dance music Ladies Who Disco has become renowned for.

Organiser Rachael Cochrane from the Public Transport Authority (and inaugural PADC client ‘Creative Champion’) said the event is a catalyst to raise money for The Brand Agency’s Relay for Life team, which will see participants relay for 24 hours around Perry Lakes Stadium on March 28 and 29.

“The Brand Agency is passionate about raising money for Cancer Research and their team has been raising funds since mid last year. For groovers who love dancing the night away to real retro music, and who want to help raise funds for a great cause, this will be a fantastic and fun night out and a great way to raise money to combat cancer.”

The Brand Agency’s Relay for Life team captain Peta Maddock said the company was delighted to gain support from Ladies Who Disco.

“We’re very excited that the Ladies have jumped on board to help us raise funds for cancer research and we’re hoping to reach our target of $20,000,” she said.

Tickets for ‘One Night Incognito’ cost $40, which includes a drinks package, and can be purchased on line at http://www.geishabar.com.au.

Ladies_bag.jpgLadies Who Disco was started in 2006 by former Gatecrasher and Meerkats account director Liz Williamson along with Cochrane and JMG’s Brigit Anderson as a regular fundraising initiative after Williamson held an 80’s night to raise money for Relay for Life. Williamson has since moved to London but The Ladies who Disco team continue to prove invaluable in the WAcommunity, raising almost $50,000 in two years for Perth charitieswhich need it most. They have four more events planned for 2009, with funds going to the Dogs Home, Therapy Focus, Passages Resource Centre and the Cat Haven.