Marky's charity night sponsored by Lichfield auctioneer and supported by Dickinson’s Real Deal stars

In aid of Queensberry Police Boxing Club

MARKY'S Charity Night is back - and the 2026 event is a night not to be missed!

Taking place on Saturday, October 24, at Queensberry Boxing Club in Stoke, this year's event is raising funds for Staffordshire Sight Loss.

The 1980s-themed evening will feature live entertainment, music, laughter and fundraising.

There will be a live talent contest, with singers, dancers, musicians and comedians taking to the stage and competing for fantastic prizes.

Special guest judges from Dickinson’s Real Deal will be there – dealers Fay Rutter, Tracey Thackray Howitt and Tim Hogarth, along with series editor John Miller, with the evening professionally hosted by Salvatore Tuzze.

Lichfield auctioneer Richard Winterton is sponsoring the evening for the seveth time in a row.

With live music, a buffet, raffle with amazing prizes and a DJ until late, expect a great atmosphere from start to finish.

And as it's a 1980s theme night, fancy dress is optional – so feel free to bring out the neon, leg warmers and big hair!

Most importantly, all proceeds will go to Staffordshire Sight Loss, supporting the fantastic work helping local people affected by sight loss to maintain their independence, confidence and quality of life.

Event organiser Mark Maidment said: "Come along, have a brilliant night and help us support an amazing local cause.

"One night. Loads of entertainment. One amazing cause."

Click here for tickets to Marky’s Charity Night.

More than 140 people attended last years' event, which was also sponsored by Richard Winterton Auctioneers and which raised £2,300 for Queensberry Police Boxing Club.