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Main Street Greenville
Second Annual
Giving Gala
Get your tickets and put your dancing shoes on! Main Street Greenville
is pleased to present the 2nd annual Giving Gala.
This fundraising event will be held Saturday, Feb. 18 from 6 pm -
midnightat Romer’s Catering and Entertainment Facility, 118 E. Main
Street, Greenville. The all-inclusive evening features dinner, a
presentation, live music, and dancing. A cash bar will be available,
and having responsible fun is highly encouraged!
“The event offers an opportunity to celebrate the revitalization
efforts in downtown Greenville over the past year, and to inform the
community about the organization’s goals for the upcoming year,” said
Amber Garrett, Executive Director of Main Street Greenville.
Scheduled the Saturday after Valentine’s Day, use this as an excuse to
get fancy and enjoy a night out with your loved one or a group of
friends! Suits, dresses, and lots of classy cocktail party fun abound!
The doors wlll open at 6 pm, with dinner being served by Romer’s
from6:30-7:30 and a brief presentation afterward. After the
presentation, it’s time to dance!
The Indigo’s, a 10-piece band from Muncie, Indiana will be attending
the Gala to perform your favorite party anthem covers and original
material from 8:00 PM - midnight. The Indigo’s blend groovy roots and
rock ‘n’ roll classics to create a one-of-a-kind genre the band refers
to as “Indigroove”. With the Indigo’s unique sound, and lively
performance, the night is sure to be a good time to remember.
Tickets are $40 each, $75 per couple, or $300 for a table of eight. You
can purchase tickets at the Main Street Greenville office (located in
the Welcome Center at 421 S. Broadway), Sadie Grace (530 S. Broadway),
or The Merchant House (406 S. Broadway). If you are interested in
purchasing a table of tickets for your business, please contact Amber
at 937-548-4998 or agarrett@mainstreetgreenville.org.
This fundraising event is possible thanks to the support of our
sponsors: Romer’s Catering & Entertainment Facility, Zechar Bailey
Funeral Homes, and Second National Bank.
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