White Oak Music Hall’s Raven Tower Takes the Ugly Christmas Sweater Party to New Heights
By Jailyn Marcel //
With just 12 days left until Christmas, the ugly sweater party invitations have officially begun to clog our inboxes. The annual soiree may be a staple during the holiday season, but it’s no easy feat securing a stand out sweater that’s sure to rival last year’s tacky rendition.
This year, Raven Tower‘s swooping in to fulfill all of your ugly Christmas sweater needs with its first annual DIY Ugly Sweater Creating Party & White Elephant Gift Exchange. Guests are encouraged to indulge in Raven Tower’s array of festive libations (we recommend the spiked cocoa mint K-cup cocktail), while creating the ugliest sweater your mind can fathom — sweater and decorations provided.
The night concludes with a public white elephant gift exchange at 9 pm, which will be accompanied by live entertainment, drink specials, and s’mores. Patrons must bring a gift valued at a maximum of $30 and present their gift receipt for entry into the exchange.
Proceeds from the night’s event benefit The Pink Giraffe House, which provides a safe haven for young victims of abuse, neglect, or abandonment.
What: Raven Tower’s DIY Ugly Sweater Party & Public White Elephant Gift Exchange sponsored by Captain Morgan
When: Wednesday, December 14, 7 to 11 pm
Where: Raven Tower at White Oak Music Hall, 310 North Street
Tariff: $5
RSVP for the event here.
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