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An evening with Geoff Holt

by GeoffHolt.com 23 Oct 2011 20:34 BST 12 & 23 November 2011

There are now only 3 weeks before the first "An Evening With Geoff" takes to the stage and there are a few tickets left. The two charity events are open to the public and offer a rare chance to hear Geoff tell his inspirational story and raise money for 4 worthwhile charities. Individuals and businesses are encouraged to attend to support these worthwhile local causes. See below for dates and costs.

"We've got a great show lined up" says Geoff. "The format is different to my usual talks and we are going to have a lot of fun. There are some great money-can't-buy auction and raffle prizes too, music and great food, I'm really looking forward to meeting so many new people and raising money for some really worthwhile causes".

Saturday 12th November 2011, Royal Maritime Club, Portsmouth from 7.30pm in aid of the Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust and Simon Says charity. Black tie dinner. Tickets priced £45 (standard) and £65 (VIP champagne reception). Enquiries to

Wednesday 23rd November, Langstone Cliff Hotel, Dawlish from 7.00pm in aid of the SW Multiple Sclerosis Centre (Exeter) and the Disabled Sailing Association (Torquay). Tickets £10. Enquiries 01392 447411

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