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Dolly Parton ‘5 to 9’ party set to bring cowboy hats and cocktails to Glasgow

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Glasgow fans of Dolly Parton are being invited to dust off their cowboy boots for a special “5 to 9” party celebrating the life and music of the country icon.

The Dolly-themed event will take place at Saints of Ingram on Friday 25 September, running from 5pm to 9pm as part of Glasgow Cocktail Week.

A live DJ will provide the soundtrack for the evening, playing tracks from across Parton’s celebrated catalogue, including Jolene, 9 to 5, Here You Come Again and Islands in the Stream, alongside other country music classics.

Guests will be able to enjoy Saints of Ingram’s plush surroundings while sampling a specially created menu of signature cocktails.

Nicola Gemmell-Moir, founder of Glasgow Cocktail Week, said: “Dolly Parton brought so much colour, joy and brilliant music into people’s lives, so we wanted to bring Glasgow together for a proper celebration in her honour.

“Expect cowboy hats, Spritzes and Dolly’s biggest songs from 5 to 9. It’s going to be a really fun party and a chance for everyone to raise a glass to the queen of country.”

The event forms part of Glasgow Cocktail Week, an independently run, female-founded festival celebrating the city’s hospitality industry through exclusive drinks, cocktail trails, masterclasses, parties and special events.

More than 70 Glasgow bars are expected to take part in the 11-day festival, which runs from Thursday 24 September until Sunday 4 October.

Festival wristbands give cocktail lovers access to exclusive festival drinks and selected events and experiences at participating venues.

More information about the Dolly Parton “5 to 9” Tribute Party and the wider Glasgow Cocktail Week programme is available online at the Glasgow Cocktail Week website.

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