THE Oracle in Reading is hosting a Festive Fling event this December to bring Christmas cheer to customers.
The event will take place on Thursday December 12 from 5pm until 9pm where there will be an evening of freebies, games, music and of course… presents.
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Guests will be welcomed by roaring twenties-themed performers with prosecco and festive treats as they prepare for a night of Christmas merriment.
The first 250 people who RSVP online ahead of time with The Oracle PLUS app can collect a special goody bag, whilst all PLUS app holders can enjoy a free prosecco from the Prosecco Bar on the night, all while being entertained by a live jazz act.
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At the centre of the event will be the beautiful Oracle Tree, a rockerfella-esque Christmas tree bristling with unique baubles.
Guests with The Oracle PLUS app are encouraged to pick from the tree and open their bauble to see whether they’ve won one of hundreds of prizes, including gift cards, perfume, cosmetics and much more.
The baubles will also contain ‘golden tickets’, entering guests into the ultimate Bauble Bingo.
Andy Briggs, General Manager at The Oracle, said: “At The Oracle, we strive to provide a space for friends and family to shop, relax, have fun and connect with each other.
"With Christmas just around the corner, we want to spread some festive cheer and bring people together as we prepare for the most wonderful time of the year.”
From December 12, The Oracle will be open from 9am – 9pm every day apart from Sunday where the centre will be open from 11am – 5pm allowing time for those busy, last-minute shoppers.
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