Doors open at 7pm, with the event finishing at 11pm.
This event will be taking place in The Monarch Bar's function room, which is up the stairs on the right-hand side as you walk in the main venue door.
The Monarch has a cash only bar so please take this into consideration before heading into the venue. There is an ATM located a few doors down.
The bus station is a 5 min walk away, the train station is a 10 minute walk away but there's a taxi rank within the station and a bus stop located at the top of the stairs.
There is no parking available at the venue but there are multiple RingGo car parks nearby.
- 22110 - East Port
- 22111 - Canmore Street
- 22140 - Viewfield Terrace Car Park
- 22141 - Walmer Drive Car Park
- 22143 - Canmore Street Car Park
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