Hotel Brooklyn is planning a huge summer party to thank Manchester’s keyworkers and they are asking people to let them know whose name should definitely be on the list.
As it re-opens with the lifting of lockdown, Hotel Brooklyn is inviting nominations for places at the table for some of the many people whose front-line dedication helped to keep the city through the pandemic.
120 of the city’s frontline workers will be celebrated in style at an event which will take place on July 4th. Hotel Brooklyn want to say a huge thank you with a complimentary cocktail-bubbles reception and three-course dinner in Brooklyn Heights their ninth-floor banqueting room. So, who do you think deserves a night of great food, drink, cocktails and live music for the first time for many in over a year?
Does your neighbourhood Bobby deserve a pat on the back? Did your butcher go the extra mile? Do you live next to an ambulance driver who worked back-to-back shifts? Or do you have a neighbour who put their community first? Pandemic helpers, volunteers, key and essential workers, our emergency services and those in the public sector can all be nominated: individually, in couples or even teams.
Hotel Brooklyn launched in February 2020 only to close with the first lockdown. It reopened briefly last summer before closing again. Hard hit though it has been, it recognises that its trials are not a patch on those of the great people of Manchester - so they really want to say thank you in style.
The Hotel’s party team want to know about Manchester’s local Covid heroes and heroines and invite them an event designed to thank and celebrate their efforts. Nominations are now open – for your local postie or milk delivery, supermarket shelf-stacker, hospital consultant or cleaner.
Nominations should be emailed to [email protected]. All you need to do is share your story and tell them why they deserve a seat at the table. Closing date is 21st June 2021. All nominations will be entered into a ballot and diners will be contacted by June 30th 2021.
(Image credit Sarah Porter Photography)
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