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St. Patrick’s Day at The Piano Works

St. Patrick’s Day, March 17th, will be celebrated with a party full of music at THE PIANO WORKS.
The band will be ready to perform all night long the most popular Irish songs .
Pints ​​of Guinness for just £ 3 from 3pm, in a bubbly atmosphere where Irish-style hats, wigs and disguises are highly encouraged.


Start with Happy Hour from 5pm to 8pm, with selected cocktails from £ 5.50 and bottles of Prosecco from £ 12.50.
You can book a table for your group of at least 8 people and get admission for £ 1 with a Guinness or Cocktail included.
The Piano Works is the only non-stop live music venues in London that play songs requested by the public. It hosts over 65 independent musicians from Great Britain and organize its  SingEasy evenings with non-stop  live music, in which pianists and singing waiters are at the center of the scene to play the songs requested by the public who can enjoy eccentric cocktails and delicious food.
Alan Lorrimer, founder of The Piano Works, says:“Given how many music venues have closed in London it is very rewarding to have created two venues that have such talented musicians, playing to a loyal and hugely appreciative audience.  Our on tour bands are also in high demand.”

For more info: The Piano Works West End;  The Piano Works Farringdon

THE PIANO WORKS – Say it with a song

Celebrate your Valentine’s Day at THE PIANO WORKS by dedicating a song to your partner or simply to someone who catches your eyes.

It will be possible to taste a romantic menu accompanied by the in-house six-piece band that will be ready to call out your request, or you can just join the late-night party (free entry after midnight).

The event is a great opportunity to meet new people: guests will in fact receive a numbered sticker that they are encouraged to wear in order to be recognized by possible secret admirers, so that they can dedicate or be dedicated a song. Once the song is played, it will be possible to trace the number and, why not, to find love.

To increase the possibilities of matching, there will be also a  Cupid matchmaker  that will help guests in finding the perfect song and shoot the arrow of love. This will ensure an outstanding date night experience, bond over amazing music.

The dinner includes a three-course menu with a glass of Moët & Chandon and a selection of dishes such as tuna tartar with guacamole and wasabi mousse, a sharing sea food platter, or côte de boeuf. Vegans and vegetarians are equally catered for, with delights such as vegan walnut pâté and shepherd’s pie.  End on a high note with a pear and liquorice strudel or warm chocolate brownie with salted caramel.

 

For further information: The Piano Works, Farringdon ; The Piano Works, West End