Belles and Beaus Ball Announcement Party

May 10, 2018
5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Canal Place
3rd Floor by Saks
333 Canal Street
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A Few Things To Know Before Your Go:

Parking
You can park in the Canal Place parking lot. Please bring your ticket to the party and we will validate it. This is a donation from Canal Place – the Berger and Ogden families.

Location at Canal Place
From the parking lot, you will exit the elevators on the 3rd floor closest to Saks Fifth Avenue. Check in will be on the 3rd floor once you exit the elevators. You will just need to pick up a wristband to attend this complimentary event.

Party Details
This complimentary celebration will include beverages courtesy of Belvedere Vodka and Smoke Tree Wines, as well as food by Morton’s The Steakhouse, Saffron NOLA and Carrollton Market. Musical entertainment for the evening provided by Rik Fletcher Trio.

Honoree Announcement
The 2018 Belles & Beaus will be announced at the event - honorees are individuals who have made significant contributions in the fight against cancer and represent survivors, volunteers, and community members.

Discounted Tables and Tickets
There will be auction items, a wine pull, and so much more to enjoy at the party. Additionally, there will be table and ticket discounts if you purchase tomorrow night.

At the party, you will have a chance to enter a raffle for a Friend & Co. Art Deco 18k White Gold, Diamond and Sapphire Ring featuring a 3.73 carat, faceted, oval sapphire surrounding by 58 round diamonds. $40 per chance. Can’t attend the party and want to buy a raffle ticket? You will be able to purchase online at www.bellesandbeausball.com beginning May 11, 2018.

Visit Vineyard Vines on Thursday, May 10 from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. and 20% of all sales will be donated to the American Cancer Society Belles and Beaus Ball.

The Belles and Beaus Ball proceeds benefit local cancer research and services and the American Cancer Society’s Patrick F. Taylor Hope Lodge in New Orleans – a facility which provides overnight accommodations and a community of support to patients who come to the area for cancer treatment.