A huge Eurovision party is being held with Euro-inspired snack platters and a famous drag queen from CC Blooms hosting the jam-packed event.
The party will take place on Saturday, May 13 from 7pm - 1am at Grassmarket Community Centre on Candlemaker Row. Tickets cost £35 per person.
Eurovision will be shown live on big screens with fun and games going on in the background, refreshments will also be included in the ticket price.
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Organisers of the event wrote: "Join our hostess and Edinburgh sensation Tanya Windaes in the Big Boom Bang a Bang Eurovision Party.
"There will be fun, frolics, food, fizz and best of all we will be streaming the final live!
"It won't be a Nil point evening!!!"
They added: "Not only will you have the most amazing night, but you will also be helping us to continue to support the vulnerable adults of Edinburgh. For more info on our charity check out our website."
Tickets include -
- Eurovision Song Contest live on our big Screen
- Hosted by Tanya Windaes & Photo Opportunity
- Make your mind up whether your having a Bucks Fizz or Virgin Fizz on arrival
- Euro-inspired Snack Platters
- Photo Booth to take your own fun pictures
- Eurovision Novelties
- Fun & Games
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The event will take place at the Liverpool Arena on Saturday May 13.
Glasgow was left gutted after it was announced last year that Liverpool would host the popular BBC event on behalf of last year's winner Ukraine.
Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon, actress Hannah Waddingham and Ukrainian singer Julia Sanina have been named as hosts of the Eurovision Song Contest this year.
You can find out more about the event here.
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