Raise the Glass – Bacchus Bash 

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Are you ready for the party of the year? Friends of Hot Springs National Park is hosting the first-ever Raise the Glass Bacchus Bash on Thursday, August 20, from 6:30 to 9 PM at The Vapors Live, 315 Park Avenue, Hot Springs. 

“When in Rome, do as the Romans do” Hot Springs style! Enjoy delicious canapés from Secret Handshake, 501 Prime, The Vault, and J&S Hospitality. Dance to the vibes of MC Entertainment. Vote for the local celebrity who wears the toga best, and more. You are guaranteed a great time! 

Are togas required? No! All adults are welcome, and Roman garb is optional but encouraged. Tickets are only $75. Sponsorships are available from $250 to $5,000. All event proceeds benefit the restoration of the almost 500-square-foot stained-glass ceiling in the Maurice Bathhouse. 

When you pass the Maurice and look up to see the ceiling from the street, you can tell your family and friends that you helped make it happen. Invest in the historic heritage of the Maurice Bathhouse while having a fun evening!  

Check out info at FriendsofHotSpringsNationalPark.org, Purchase tickets online at https://givebutter.com/raise-the-glass-bacchus-bash-zpjwxu or scan the QR code.

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