Country & Western Night – Saturday 4th July
When
Saturday, 4 July 2026, 19:00 – 23:30
Time
19:00 – 23:30
Price
Not listed — worth a quick ask
About this event
Country & Western Night – Saturday 4th July A Fourth of July Celebration at Whitchurch Sports & Social Club Dust off your boots and mark your calendars, because Country & Western Night is coming to Whitchurch Sports & Social Club on Saturday 4th July — American Independence Day! We’re bringing a taste of Nashville to Whitchurch for a night packed with live music, great atmosphere, and fundraising for two incredible local charities — Naomi House and Jacksplace. This will be more than just a themed night. It’s set to be a full evening of entertainment, community spirit, and toe-tapping country classics. Tickets are on sale here NOW Live Band, Big Atmosphere On the night, a live band will take to the stage, delivering the very best in Country & Western music. Expect upbeat favourites, singalong moments, and plenty of chances to hit the dancefloor. Whether you love classic country, modern country hits, or just enjoy a lively night out, this event promises something for everyone. Bring your friends, dress the part if you fancy it, and get ready for a proper summer celebration. Supporting Naomi House & Jacksplace This Country & Western Night is also a charity fundraising event, supporting Naomi House and Jacksplace, two charities local to Whitchurch that provide vital hospice care and support to children and young adults with life-limiting conditions. By joining us on 4th July, you won’t just enjoy a fantastic evening — you’ll also help raise funds for causes that truly make a...
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