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Heads or Tails - We Party!

Central Kentucky’s Mardi Gras-themed charity gala is back on Feb. 28, 2025, at the Embassy Suites off of Newtown Pike in Lexington! This amazing event presented by Community Trust Bank has everything a good party needs: Bourbon tastings from some of Kentucky’s most iconic distillers, a full Cajun buffet, live and silent auctions, two live bands, entertaining games and dancing. And all of it helps abused and neglected children right here in central Kentucky!

Tickets are SOLD OUT but you can add your name to our wait list in case any become available. You can also still bid on hundreds of amazing items in our online silent auction, opening Feb. 14 and closing at 9:45 p.m. on Feb. 28!

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