A RURAL therapy centre is planning a `party in the park' .
From 7pm to midnight on Sunday, August 29, the Ponde- rosa in Heckmondwike will be holding an open- air concert.
The profits will go towards keeping the centre financially stable through the winter.
The Ponderosa Rural Therapeutic Centre is a non-profit-making organisation.
It aims to bridge the gap between able-bodied and disabled adults and children.
It does this through focusing on animals and the environment.
There is a rare breeds farm, with about 300 animals and reptiles.
Almost half of the Ponderosa's staff have a learning difficulty or disability.
There is a day care centre where students - who also have disabilities - can learn about horticulture and recycling.
There is a craft shop and tearoom, where goods made by staff and students are sold.
The centre usually raises cash with a fete. But this year's event was rained off.
The theme on August 29 will be 1970s Mania.
Entertainment will be by tribute band Abba Forever.
There will also be a 70s disco, mobile pubs, a food trailer, hog roast and a fireworks finale.
Organiser Nicola Cook said: "It is fancy dress, so hopefully it will get everyone in the mood!"
There are 2,000 tickets for the event, which is open to over-16s only. Tickets cost £12.
For details, phone 01924 235276.