EmFest @ Home PART 2

EMFEST @ HOME PART 2 - 29th May 2020 - 8pm

Buy your ticket to come alone here: https://fixr.co/event/578345797

How it will work..

To access the show on FRIYAY night you will need to download ZOOM- This only takes a mo and is free to download. Head over to:

 https://zoom.us/download

You can download ZOOM on a laptop of phone, we recommend using a laptop if you have one but any mobile device will work!

At 5pm on Friday you will be sent an event LINK - we kindly ask this link just be used for your household, so please don’t share it. You can then click this link just before the start time and get ready to PARTY with EmFest @Home starting at 8pm.

All you will need is yourself, maybe some isolation buddies if you have them and we recommend a bottle of vino or drink of your choice

All proceeds will be split between MIND in Kingston for the support they are giving people at this time and also our amazing NHS as thank you does just NOT cut it. 

EmFest is all about bringing people together and we can’t wait for you to join us for the BEST LOCKDOWN PARTY IN TOWN.

About us:

In 2015 we lost our gorgeous sister, daughter and friend, Emily Jakob, to mental illness. Ever since we at EmFest have been doing all we can to create positives out of such an awful situation. 

EmFest started as a small charity get together evening of music and comedy in 2016 ran by Beth Jakob and Nicky Kill. Since then it has grown to be a successful, enlightening and hilarious event which has raised over £35,000 since it began.

EmFest now continues to grow in Emilys’ name as we are coming up with more fun and charitable events to help raise awareness for such a worthy cause.

We’d really like to thank everyone who has helped and continue to help us with our goal to get people talking about their mental health.

Lotsa love,
EmFest crew x

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