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Daffodil Race Night to support Cancer Society
Alexandra Park is proud to support the Cancer Society with its Daffodil Race Night on Friday 28 September. With dining packages starting from $65 per person, Alexandra Park will donate $10 from every ticket sale to the Cancer Society.
To be hosted in the Tasman Room, the evening will include entertainment, spot prizes, an amazing buffet, plenty of harness racing action under lights, and some wonderful guest speakers.
“There will be also be mascot running around for selfies while out on the track there’ll be celebrity races with New Zealand rugby legend Stephen ‘The Beaver’ Donald at the centre of it all,” says Alexandra Park Sales & Events Coordinator, Roxanne Visser
“It’s going to be such a fun night for a great cause. We’re encouraging people to gather their friends and colleagues and reserve a table today.”
Alexandra Park’s internationally-themed cuisine race nights continue with Thai Night this Friday. Italian Night is on Friday 21 September and the Tropical Nights At The Races are on 12 and 26 October - with dining packages from just $65 per person
Italian Night At The Races will be held in Alexandra Park’s stunning Top of the Park function venue.
“As well as some fantastic prizes to be won from Palazzo Italia, we will have a bella Italian-themed all-you-can-eat buffet, entertainment, and the best seats in the house to enjoy some great harness racing,” says Ms Visser.
To be hosted also in Top of the Park, the popular Tropical Nights will be held over two race weeks in October. Both evenings will boast all things tropical with a spectacular all-you-can-eat buffet.
To
secure tickets phone (09) 631-1165, email dining@alexandrapark.co.nz
or visit
https://www.alexandrapark.co.nz/whats-on/
where menus are also be downloaded.
Alexandra Park’s Christmas At The Races hospitality evenings will take place on Fridays 16, 23 and 30 November and 7, 14, and 21 December as well as Saturday 8 and 15 December.
General admission into Alexandra Park as well as car-parking and race books remain free on Friday race nights.
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