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Celebrate the end of summer at Loton Park

There comes a point when (to borrow from Don Henley) nobody on the road, nobody’s on the beach, you can feel it in the air, summer’s out of reach.

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So as summer comes to a close, Loton Park are celebrating with a Sundowner promising great company, drinks and fine tunes.

Their ‘Palms at Loton Summer Party’ is on Saturday night from 6pm. They’ll have a BBQ on the go and DJ Mike will be on the decks.

Bring your mates and party the night away!  Entry is only $5 members and $10 non-members. If you’ve never been to Loton Park before, don’t hold back, its a really friendly place.

Find out all the details one their Facebook page.

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