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AINT MISBEHAVIN Prohibition Speakeasy Den

AINT MISBEHAVIN Prohibition Speakeasy Den - Has Ended

 3 Mar, 2018 - 3 Mar, 2018
 Sat 7:00pm - Sat 11:00pm
 215 Queen Street
  Brisbane City, QLD
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Travel back to the era of Prohibition the  Roaring Twenties when everyone was bad!

Hidden deep, behind the closed doors of the Tattersall’s Club, this cocktail event with bootleg drinks, gambling, live music, dancing and fine food with a great atmosphere to let down your hair and misbehave. Competitions will be running all night with plenty of prizes to be won, including the chance to stay the night in the members’ exclusive onsite accommodation. All you have to do is create your character of disrepute, get yourself downtown and let us take you on a journey you won’t forget!

 

 

Gaming Table and  Prize Sponsorship Packages are available. For more information about this fantatastic marketing opportunities please contact our Business Development Manager at Cystic Fibrosis Queensland (07) 3359 8000 or email cfqcorporate@cfqld.org.au

 

 

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What are the terms and conditions of attending the Aint Misbehavin Event. ?

Please read these Terms and Conditions before confirming a booking for the Aint Misbehavin Event. By making a booking, you are agreeing to be bound by the following terms and conditions.

General Terms and Conditions

The following conditions are both of sale and conditions of attendance at the event:

1. Payment is due immediately and is payable by Visa/Mastercard/Amex.

2. No refund or exchange on any booking except as required by law and as otherwise specified by Cystic Fibrosis Queensland.

3. The right is reserved to add, withdraw, reschedule or substitute artists and / or vary advertised programs, prices, venues, seating arrangements and audience capacity.

4. The right is reserved to add, withdraw, reschedule or vary advertised program.

5. The right of admission is reserved and is subject to Cystic Fibrosis Queensland and the venue's terms of admission, copies of which are available fromCystic Fibrosis Queensland on request.

6. Cystic Fibrosis Queensland, its affiliates and their associated agencies and companies will not be held liable for any misadventure, accident, illness or injury, loss or claim due to the act or omission of the purchaser that may occur whilst undertaking/participating in the Aint Misbehavin Event.

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 Cystic Fibrosis Queenslandorganiser
 07 3359 8000
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Cystic fibrosis is the most common life limiting genetic disease in Australia, primarily affecting the lungs and digestive system. After diagnosis, those with the condition will experience a lifetime of grueling physical therapy, require access to specialist medical treatments and require multiple hospital visits just to survive. Despite regular treatment, most will not live past their 37th birthday.  Cystic Fibrosis typically affecting the lungs, pancreas, sweat glands and small intestine and individuals have trouble breathing and getting nutrients from food. Management of the illness requires daily physiotherapy, medication and regular often lengthy hospital. It affects 70 000 people worldwide with over a million Australians carrying the gene.  Who is Cystic Fibrosis Queensland? Cystic Fibrosis Queensland is a charity dedicated to supporting those with the condition to manage both its physical and emotional impacts. We provide a range of essential services including: Counselling and in-hospital support, including access to social workers, physical activity subsidies and emergency funding Practical treatment services including lifesaving equipment and physical therapy ‘Rose Cottage’, our overnight accommodation facility for families experiencing long stays in Brisbane hospitals Advocacy and community education Research and clinical improvement as part of the Cystic Fibrosis Federation Australia

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