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ARE you fed up with no new programmes on TV? Well, now you can see live entertainment in your home.

You can log on for a virtual Variety Show to watch at home and help raise money for Queenscourt Hospice, Woodlands Hospice and the Rotary Foundation, the largest charity in the world which supports Rotary projects to help people both locally and around the world.

Tickets are just £10 but you can also donate more on the night. Please help us to raise much needed funds during the Covid-19 lockdown.

On Friday, July 24, the 14 Rotary Clubs covering Areas 1&2 of District 1180 involving Clubs from Southport, Formby, Ormskirk, Maghull & Aughton, and Liverpool are promoting a Variety Show Live via the Zoom app.

It opens at 7pm, and the performance starts at 7.30pm finishing at 9pm.

Tickets £10 per house are on sale now from rotaryvarietyshow.eventbrite.co.uk

You will need to have your credit or debit card handy to pay for your tickets.

Please invite your family and friends to join in.

You can download the free Zoom app on your phone, tablet, laptop or computer. You can also attach an HDMI lead to your TV and connect to your laptop to watch on the big screen. If you do not have a port on your device then a converter from

USB to HDMI is available from your local Currys/PC World or Amazon.

Once you are all set up. You will need to open your Zoom app and click “join the meeting”, enter the ID code from your Eventbrite booking and any password.

You will then join the show, make sure you have audio and video on so you can hear and see the show.

Then just sit back relax with all your goodies ready for a great night of entertainment lasting with interval to refresh your drinks one and a half hours.

While you are looking for other interesting new things to watch, have a look at Rotary District 1180 website – Rotary District 1180 – Rotary RIBI.

Or follow Rotary N.Wales and NW England on Twitter (@Rotary1180) or Rotary 1180 – Home/Facebook and Rotary International in Great Britain and Ireland on YouTube.

You will find an abundance of interesting interactive talks called” Talking Together”, meeting Rotarians from around the world talking about our future, and life after lockdown. We are looking for new members of all ages to help with the new volunteering needs and wants at this time.

Also coming soon live ‘Talking Together” talk has a link to Eventbrite to book your place as they are numbered. on Tuesday, July 28, at 7.05 for 40 minutes we talk with Captain Tom Moore.

Non-Rotarians are always welcome to learn more about the amazing work we do, working together in our communities.

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We look forward to receiving your help in supporting our Charities and more as we work together through this awful pandemic

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