Wear It Pink 2026!
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On Friday 23rd October we're coming together to wear pink, raise money and change lives...
Lace up your dancing shoes, it's time to think pink!
To support Breast Cancer Now’s Wear It Pink day, Charleston a Go-Go is hosting a very special charity workshop.
We'll be starring in our own very own late 50's TV special, learning Marguerite Derricks' iconic and fabulously fun 'Pink Shoelaces' from The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel.
It’s energetic, quirky and delightfully goofy, and it's guaranteed to have us all laughing! I'll also being offering a small fuddle, if you'd like to bring in some cake or pink drinks to share.
When and Where...
FRIDAY 23RD OCTOBER - 9.50 AM - 11.50 AM
Church of the Nazarene, Northcote Road, Heeley, S2 3AT
Dress theme...
Bubble gum, fuchsia, pastel, rose - think Pink, of course!
Cost and How to Book...
£10 - suggested minimum donation
Whether you're a weekly class go-er, or are simply looking for a one-off chance to dance and fundraise with us, everyone will receive a very warm welcome. As always, choreography will be inclusive and accessible, with lots of options and adaptations to get everyone dancing together.
To secure your place simply send an email to charlestonagogo@hotmail.com or use the contact form below.
Donations can be made on the day, or through the Just Giving page below
The Marvellous Mrs Maisel - Pink Shoelaces
About Breast Cancer Now...
What is Wear It Pink?
Breast Cancer Now’s Wear It Pink day is one of the biggest fundraising events in the UK. Taking place during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, thousands of amazing people wear pink in their communities, schools or work places to raise money for life-saving science and life-changing support.
Why Wear It Pink for breast cancer?
New discoveries. Better treatments. Cures. None of it can happen without support.
Breast Cancer Now have a bold vision. That by 2050, everyone with breast cancer will live and live well.
They can't do it on their own, but together, we can make change happen.
Now.
