Dentists across the UK use Conference as a venue for reunions with peers and colleagues, whilst other groups with common interests use it to meet and network after the educational sessions.

The British Dental Conference and Exhibition is more than just a conference programme and an exhibition, it also sees a number of big social events. Why not take this opportunity to join your friends and colleagues for 'A Hard Day's Night'... every night!

Thursday 20 May 2010, 18:00-19:00

Exhibition hall drinks reception
Hall 2 and Echo Arena

The entertainment for Liverpool begins on Thursday when the BDA would like you to join us for a complimentary drink and nibbles to celebrate the opening day of conference.

Take the opportunity to wander through the exhibition, sample the latest dental products and chat to experts in your field, or simply catch up with friends and colleagues whilst enjoying a drink and listening to our live band. Always a popular event!

Friday 21 May 2010, 19:30-00:00

VDP Ball
St Georges Hall

  
This year's VDP Ball is being held at the magnificent St George's Hall, a Grade 1 listed building which is widely recognised as one of the finest neo-classical buildings in the world.

An evening of elegance and mystery will await those attending this year's masquerade ball. Drinks will be served under the beautiful colonaded balcony of the North Hall Entrance and a lavish three course dinner in the Great Hall will follow.

LATEST NEWS: The Neon Lights, a fantastic 7 piece band are set to literally light up the stage with their eclectic range of music with a set list ranging from Stevie Wonder to Mark Ronson, The Beatles to the Ting Tings. To sample their amazing version of 'Oh my god' by Mark Ronson please click here 
  
Don’t miss this great opportunity to attend the VDP event of the year. Dress code: masquerade chic

Tickets cost £50. To book your place please contact Sarah Swift at the BDA on 020 7563 4590 or email her at vdpball@bda.org. The booking form is also available to download below.

Friday night party
Zeligs

  
Don't miss an amazing opportunity to see The Bootleg Beatles in Liverpool, home of the Fab Four. Now in their 26th year and having performed over 4000 gigs worldwide, The Bootleg Beatles keep the spirit and magic of the greatest pop group the world has ever seen  

This year's Friday night party is being held at Zeligs, Liverpool's largest Italian bar and restaurant, situated in Liverpool ONE. Set in vast New York style warehouse space, Zeligs houses a stylish and relaxing bar specialising in Italian beers and wines, with a chic Manhatten cocktail menu.

In the summer months the outdoor Terrace is opened up, allowing guests to enjoy the view overlooking Liverpool's historical Albert Dock.

The evening includes a glass of bubbly on arrival, a complimentary drink and a specially selected buffet meal. Tickets are £20 for all registered conference delegates and £35 per person for exhibition only and non-registered delegates. Dress to party or be inspired by The Bootleg Beatles and come dressed as your favourite Beatle.

Don't miss out on 'A Hard Day's Night' partying with the UK's number one tribute act.

Saturday 22 May 2010, 19:30-00:00 

Conference dinner
Hilton Hotel

This year's Conference dinner will be at the pristine Hilton Hotel, located in the heart of the remodelled city centre. This plush venue overlooks the Liver Buildings, Albert Dock and Chavasse Park.

The dinner provides guests the perfect opportunity to end the conference in style, whilst relaxing with colleagues and friends.

Special guests the 'Amateur Transplants', aka Adam Kay and Suman Biswas, a parody muscial duo known amongst the medical world for their somewhat risque songs and famous for the 'London Underground' song, will be providing the entertainment.

LATEST NEWS: The Conference dinner is set to dish up up a rich mix of jazz, blues, boogie-woogie and rock'n'roll as Dino Baptiste and his band take to the stage. Resident performer at Jools Holland's live music venue The Jam House in Birmingham, Dino's other performances include Jerry Hall's birthday party arranged by and in the prescence of Mick Jagger & The Rolling Stones, Wembley arena with Dana Gillespie in 1997 supporting Bob Dylan, and supporting performances on tour with the likes of Billy Joel, Jimmy Vaughan and Alannah Myles.  

Dress code: black tie. Tickets are £70 per person

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