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Thursday 17th December 2026 | Doors Open: 7:00pm
Renaissance at Kelham Hall
General Admission: £49 per person
VIP Experience: £62 per person
Step Into the Sparkle of the 2000s…
Get ready to relive the era of pop princesses, boyband fever, iconic club bangers, flip phones, frosted tips, and the unforgettable rise of the noughties chart legends!
They're bringing the 2000's back in all their nostalgic, feel‑good glory with a high‑energy festive night packed with the biggest hits of the decade, performed live by the fantastic Noughty Nineties Band and powered by non‑stop party vibes from WDC DJ.
This is your chance to dance, sing, and celebrate the golden age of pop, R&B, indie, and early‑00's dance classics.
Whether you're organising a corporate Christmas night out or celebrating with friends, this is the ultimate throwback party you won't want to miss.
Welcome drink (Bucks Fizz or orange juice)
Festive dining
Full evening of live entertainment
Includes everything in GA plus:
⭐ Early access to the Carriage Court
⭐ Unlimited use of the Magic Mirror (Photobooth)
⭐ VIP upgraded welcome drink, a festive cocktail
⭐ Chef‑selected canapés on arrival
What Awaits You…
✨ A full‑scale 2000s throwback party
WDC DJ spinning iconic noughties anthems
Welcome drinks from 7pm – 7:30pm (VIPs enjoy an upgraded festive cocktail)
Live sets from the Noughty Nineties Band, performing the biggest hits of the decade
️ Festive dining with wine and drinks packages available online
Ticket Purchase & Enquiry
To secure your booking, you can either pay a £20 per person deposit, or you can pay the balance in full.
| Noughties Christmas Party Night (17 Dec 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Thursday | 19:00 | |
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