Jenn Grant
Region: Cape Breton’s South Coast
Community: Port Hawkesbury
Jenn Grant believes in, while writing a song, the power of intuition; that she can feel something in the air and has to catch it. This skin-...
Date: Feb 1, 2020
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| Event Name: | Adult Tube n’ Ski Mixer Night |
| Date: | 2020/02/01 to 2020/02/02 |
| Duration: | 6pm-1am |
| Description: | You asked for it and we’re making it happen!! Adult Tube n Ski Mixer Night!Ticket costs include Tube Park Pass and/or Chairlift Ticket, Equipment Rental, group lesson (if desired), grilled steak dinner and a dance to top the night off! |
| Additional Info: | We’re going to be rocking the Super Hero Theme in support of Caleb’s Courage, with a $5 donation from each ticket going to Caleb’s Courage! Prizes will be given for best dressed! We’ll close the mountain to the general public at 5pm to give us some time to clean and prep for the event. We re-open the kitchen and chalet at 6 pm and we’ll be slining perfectly grilled steaks until 7:30! Lifts start turning at 7pm and run an extended hour until 10pm! We’ll round out the night with a dance from 9pm-1am with Blazin Sounds! Tickets $40 – on sale Saturday, Jan 26th through the Snow Sport Depot and our Ticket desk! |
| Restrictions: | 19+ Event |
| Start Times: | Hill Closes to the Public: 5pm, Grilled Steak Dinner in the Chalet: 6-7:30pm, Tubing/Skiing/Snowboarding: 7pm-10pm, Dance + Prizes: 9pm-1am |
| Costs: | $40 ($5 from every ticket goes to Caleb’s Courage) |
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