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Meet England Rugby Star Mike Tindall at a very special Dinner and Drinks at Karma Sanctum Soho
Join us at Karma Sanctum Soho on Wednesday November 10 for a unique opportunity to meet England Rugby Union legend Mike Tindall MBE. Mike will be our host for an intimate dinner and drinks event for a select number of guests where he will regale is with tales and anecdotes from his storied career playing at the elite level – including that unforgettable World Cup triumph in 2003.
Mike Tindall MBE is surely one of the most recognisable faces and personalities of England Rugby – and indeed English sport in general. A member of the squad that won the 2003 World Cup, Tindall won 75 caps for England and played centre for Premiership sides Gloucester and Bath. Tindall is a committed philanthropist and hosts an annual charity golf tournament with celebrities from sport and entertainment helping raise funds for disability charities and for research into Parkinson’s. He is also deeply involved in Right to Play – which supports vulnerable kids from around the world to overcome a range of challenges with play being a central focus. In short, Mike is a driven, passionate and fascinating individual – and this is an event you won’t want to miss!
20 Warwick Street, London, W1B 5NF, ,
Karma Sanctum Soho
concierge.europe@karmaclub.com
Wednesday, 10 November 2021
Drinks from 6pm | Dinner at 7pm
Meet England Rugby Star Mike Tindall at a very special Dinner and Drinks at Karma Sanctum Soho
London, United Kingdom
Join us at Karma Sanctum Soho on Wednesday November 10 for a unique opportunity to meet England Rugby Union legend Mike Tindall MBE. Mike will be our host for an intimate dinner and drinks event for a select number of guests where he will regale is with tales and anecdotes from his storied career playing at the elite level – including that unforgettable World Cup triumph in 2003.
Mike Tindall MBE is surely one of the most recognisable faces and personalities of England Rugby – and indeed English sport in general. A member of the squad that won the 2003 World Cup, Tindall won 75 caps for England and played centre for Premiership sides Gloucester and Bath. Tindall is a committed philanthropist and hosts an annual charity golf tournament with celebrities from sport and entertainment helping raise funds for disability charities and for research into Parkinson’s. He is also deeply involved in Right to Play – which supports vulnerable kids from around the world to overcome a range of challenges with play being a central focus. In short, Mike is a driven, passionate and fascinating individual – and this is an event you won’t want to miss!
