Roll up for a '70s night at Llanelly House


The team at Llanelly House are preparing for a '70s evening at the historic town centre venue.
This Friday, sees the House stage another popular Tapas evening.
"Our themed Tapas evenings have been a big hit in recent months," said Llanelly House trustee Alison Evans.
"The '70s theme is sure to be popular. Dressing in 'period' costume (something from the 1970s era and not Georgian dress!) is being encouraged.
"So come along in your flares, jazzy prints and denim. Who knows, we might see the return of some hippies or some not-so-young rockers? Whatever the case, it promises to be a fun night.
"The mastermind in the kitchen will be our resident chef Anna Brown, so you are assured of good food, all done in the best Tapas style."
Booking is essential on 01554 772857.
There will be music from the '70s and the fun starts at 7pm on Friday, April 21.

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