The Hawke's Bay Opera House will be transported back in time this weekend when it hosts a night of music, dancing and good old-fashioned fun.
Aimed at those with a passion for 1970s and 80s music, the Let's Dance event promises a fun night of grooving to soul, funk, boogie, pop and disco hits while supporting Cranford Hospice.
The Hospice's CEO, Janice Byford-Jones, said the inspiration for the event was based on the idea that while people had gone to clubs when they were younger, there were few opportunities in Hawke's Bay for people over 30 to enjoy "a bit of a boogie".
Although dressing up was not compulsory, Cranford event campaign manager Nathalie van Dort said everyone she had spoken to were planning on attending the event in their best retro attire, with mentions of Abba, the Bee Gees and Saturday Night Fever-inspired costumes.
As well as an enjoyable evening, with a ticket including a glass of wine and gourmet pie, Ms Byford-Jones said they were also trying to connect people with hospice.