121st Glasgow Scout Group - 80s vs 90s Disco

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Get ready to dance the night away to all your favourite hits from the 80s and 90s at the 121st Glasgow Scout Hall in Clarkston!

About 121st Glasgow Scout Group - 80s vs 90s Disco

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KISC Fundraising invites you to the adults only 80s vs 90s Disco!

Get ready to dance the night away to all your favourite hits from the 80s and 90s in a unique disco experience. Grab your friends and come join us at the 121st Glasgow (Clarkston) Scout Hall on Saturday 7th June at 19:30 GMT. Don't miss out on this epic throwback party that will have you reminiscing about the good old days. See you there!

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