Wight Hot Pipes will return to Medina Theatre next month for the ever-popular Medina Tattoo Charity Concert, raising money for Aspire Ryde.
The musical extravaganza will take place at Medina Theatre in Newport on 29th November at 14:00, bringing together a range of performers for an afternoon of music, dance and entertainment.
Led by Dr Kieron Cooney, Wight Hot Pipes will be joined by the Pipes and Drums of Reading Scottish Pipe Band and the Vectis Corps of Drums.
The White Rose Highland Dancers will also take to the stage, combining traditional Highland dancing with the sound of the pipes and drums.
Hosting the afternoon will be entertainer and ‘Piano Man’ Matt Black, who will provide a mixture of songs and humour throughout the show.
Money raised from the concert will go towards the work of Aspire Ryde, which supports people across the Isle of Wight through meals, community groups, food support and information.
Organisers say the charity works to help vulnerable families and children achieve greater independence and an improved quality of life.
The event is being brought to Medina Theatre by Wight Hot Pipes, which has hired the venue for the performance.
Tickets cost £15 and can be booked by calling 01983 823884 or online at www.medinatheatre.co.uk/events/medina-tattoo/.
