Island Life Magazine Ltd August/September 2013 | Page 11

ISLAND LIFE

Time to dance
the night away!
Have an Electric time
at Robin Hill Park
Families can enjoy amazing days and stunning nights this
summer at Robin Hill as the Park stays open every Monday
to Thursday until 10.0pm for its popular Electric Woods
evenings. Most of the Park’s attractions, including the new
4D cinema remain open late on all these evenings to give
the Park a whole new dimension.
A new summer BBQ will be available during the afternoon
and evenings at the Africa Adventure play area, and over
the August Bank Holiday weekend ‘Cinema under the Stars’

Island DJ Tony Martin’s popular
charity DECADeANCE event returns
to Cowes Yacht Haven on Saturday
November 23 for the fifth year.
The Event Centre will transform into
a decadent club with lighting, lasers,
visual effects with as always surprises
and a chance to win decadent prizes.
Groups are encouraged to make it
an early Christmas party or special
celebration and at the same time raise
even more money for the EMH.
Visit www.tmmusicshow.co.uk for
further info and see advert for where to
buy tickets.

returns to the Park. Tickets are available in advance from
cinema.robin-hill.com
Robin Hill opens everyday from 10.0am all summer, with
all tickets including free unlimited returns for seven days,
including Electric Woods. Visit website www.robin-hill.
com.

Last Night of the
Proms at Shanklin
The Last Night of the Proms is coming to the

Regatta at Seaview
The Seaview Regatta is one of the

unusual to see a Baroness in the sack

highlights of the Island’s packed

race nor the Vatican’s A team win the

summer season. For over 100 years the

tug-of-war. For more information visit

sailing village of Seaview has played

www.seaviewvillageregatta.co.uk

host to a wonderful, life-affirming mix of
hi-jinx both on and off the water.
This year the event takes place
on August 20 to 22, finishing with a
fireworks display at 9.35pm on the
Thursday evening.
The Regatta features rowing, diving,
running, swimming, tug-of-war and the
famous walking of the greasy pole. In
true English eccentric fashion, it’s not

Island after all! Following the cancellation of
the Proms at Osborne, great effort has taken to
secure the world famous British Philharmonic
Orchestra at Shanklin Theatre to present a
rousing ‘Last Night of the Proms’ concert.
This is the Orchestra’s first visit to the Island
and it comes during September which is of
course traditionally ''Prom Season''. Presented
in the newly refurbished Shanklin Theatre it will
be an evening the whole family can enjoy.
Featuring a 33-piece orchestra, the evening
will consist of a mixture of famous works
classical, modern and film/Musical plus the
traditional ‘Last Night’ Pomp and Circumstance.
So it is time to look out your flags, whistles
and hats and have a night of entertainment.
Adults £23; under-16s £18, contact Shanklin
Theatre Box Office, 01983-868000 or book
online www.shanklintheatre.com

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