Selma Charity League sets ‘1920s’ Casino Night – The Selma Times‑Journal

It’s time to dust off your fedoras and flapper dresses because the Selma Charity League’s biggest annual event is back.

The 1920s-themed Casino Night will be Saturday, April 26, at the historic Sturdivant Hall. Doors open at 7 p.m., and this swanky soirée promises to be the bee’s knees.

Step back in time to the glamour and excitement of the Jazz Age with:

• Exciting casino games
• A Drawdown Raffle with three lucky winners
• Complimentary beer, wine, and hors d’oeuvres

Tickets are $40 each and include entry to the event and $250 worth of funny money to play games. Tickets can be purchased from any Selma Charity League member or through Eventbrite (link to be announced soon).

Supporting the Selma-Dallas County Public Library
This year, all proceeds will benefit the Selma-Dallas County Public Library’s Summer Learning Program, which serves approximately 6,000 children annually. The program provides reading enrichment, arts programming, and traveling exhibitions that inspire and educate our community’s youth. Your attendance will help fund the summer program and expand year-round literacy initiatives for children in Selma and Dallas County.

Founded in 1931, the Selma Charity League is a civic organization dedicated to raising money for local charities and serving the community. Over the decades, the League has supported countless initiatives that have improved the lives of Selma residents and strengthened our community.

Sponsorships and tickets are available via a League Member or visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1920s-casino-night-tickets-1219958130609?aff=oddtdtcreator to purchase tickets online.