Good Golly Miss Molly's Rockin' Sundays launch

Performer Dawn Gracie helped launch the new monthly Good Golly Miss Molly's Rockin' Sundays in Worthing.
By The Newsroom
Published 18th Mar 2018, 15:30 BST
Updated 8th Jun 2018, 02:08 BST
Performer Dawn Gracie with Colin Tenn from Brighton Jive PromotionsPerformer Dawn Gracie with Colin Tenn from Brighton Jive Promotions
Performer Dawn Gracie with Colin Tenn from Brighton Jive Promotions

Colin Tenn from Brighton Jive Promotions wanted to create an event based on the 1950s 2i’s Coffee Bar in Soho and TV sitcom Happy Days.

Colin, who runs the Colin Tenn School of Jive and Events, appoached Emily-Jane Wilson, owner of Miss Molly’s Milkshakes in the Guildbourne Centre, who loved the idea.

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Emily said: “It was a lovely afternoon, with a great atmosphere in the shop. Great to see everyone dressed up having a great time.”

Everyone was jiving, singing and drinking milkshakes at the Golly Miss MollyÂ’s RockinÂ’ Sundays launchEveryone was jiving, singing and drinking milkshakes at the Golly Miss MollyÂ’s RockinÂ’ Sundays launch
Everyone was jiving, singing and drinking milkshakes at the Golly Miss MollyÂ’s RockinÂ’ Sundays launch

The first event, on Mother’s Day, was advertised on Facebook and Dawn Gracie from Dawn’s Vintage Do agreed to sing.

Colin said: “Dawn was more than happy to come along, so we were all set for a ‘50s party. It was a huge success, with everyone jiving, singing and drinking milkshakes.”

This will now be a regular monthly event. with the next one on Sunday, April 15, featuring DJ Kalamazoo Colin and Rockabilly singer Lobo Jones.