Fourth Annual Veterans Light Up the Arts Adds Six Non-Profit Partners
Guitars for Vets, Lift for the 22 and Feast of Crispian are some of the nonprofit partners benefiting from the event
MILWAUKEE – Six local nonprofits are set to partner with the Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce for this year’s Veterans Light Up the Arts event, to be held Friday, March 6, 2020 at the Milwaukee Art Museum’s Windhover Hall. The event is presented jointly with the Milwaukee County War Memorial.
Veterans Light Up the Arts is an annual event celebrating veteran, service member and military spouse artists and performers. Community members are invited to come see the healing power of the arts and enjoy an evening of entertainment. Tickets are available here.
“Though we are already a Blue Star Theatre, offering ticket opportunities for military personnel and families, MCT is deeply committed to finding other ways to support and illuminate the veteran story in our community,” said Marcella Kearns, Associate Artistic Director, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre.
Proceeds from the event will be split between the six local nonprofit partners. You can donate to the event here.
A full list of non-profit partners includes Feast of Crispian, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Guitars for Vets, Lift for the 22, Warrior Songs and Ex Fabula. Businesses and individuals interested in becoming a sponsor or donating a silent auction item can contact organizers via email here.
NOTE: This press release was submitted to Urban Milwaukee and was not written by an Urban Milwaukee writer. While it is believed to be reliable, Urban Milwaukee does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
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