Enjoy an evening of local food, live and silent auctions, music and fun—including jazz music by T. L. Holloway and your favorite Sand Lake restaurants serving up special dishes!

Your support ensures that SLCA can serve its mission of providing quality artistic programs right here in Sand Lake:

• Gold Star Sponsorship ($800): 8 tickets and 8 drinks
• Silver Star Sponsorship ($400): 4 tickets and 4 drinks
• Bronze Star Sponsorship ($200): 2 tickets and 2 drinks
• Regular Admission ($75)

Special thanks to Honorary Chair Valarie Jeffers.

Oct. 29 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Daley’s on Crooked Lake

Calling all stylistas for a fun and fashionable fundraiser!

This exciting fashion show will feature chic styles presented by local models. Clothes are courtesy of The Edit boutique and our sponsor, Sand Lake Merchant. All fashion is from women-owned businesses around the country.

Bring your friends and enjoy a complimentary, curated selection of mocktails, hors d’oeuvres and make-your-own charcuterie courtesy of Sand Lake Merchant. Champagne and wine will be provided by Joe Carr.

Tickets are $30 ($20 if under age 21).

Sponsorships are also available:

• Fashionista ($100): 2 tickets (reserved seating)
• Trendsetter ($200): 4 tickets (reserved seating)
• Icon ($500): 10 tickets (reserved seating)

Sept. 12 at 7 p.m.

See Sand Lake’s history come alive!

In this year’s performance of Amazing Graves—our local cemetery tour—you’ll meet past residents of Sand Lake like Lucinda Horton, a schoolteacher who lived in the mid-1800s. You’ll also hear from Sarah Tompkins, who, despite being born into slavery, will reveal what life was like for a free black farmowning family in 1860.

Local actors will portray Lucinda, Sarah and other dearly departed town residents—an immigrant, soldiers from the Revolutionary War and First World War, an early town founder, a manager of the glass factory and a state senator, and the founders of Sand Lake’s fire department.

Tours begin at 10 a.m. on Oct. 4 at Sand Lake Union Cemetery and run every half hour until the last tour starting at 3 p.m. The tour involves about a half mile of walking on sometimes very uneven ground. If you are unable to access the cemetery, you are invited to the indoor performance at SLCA on Oct. 5.

This event is a fundraiser for SLCA and the Sand Lake Union Cemetery. We thank the Sand Lake Historical Society and Sand Lake Town Historian Bob Moore for their research assistance.

Oct. 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Sand Lake Union Cemetery)
Oct. 5 at 3 p.m. (SLCA)