Treasure Coast Wildlife Center prepares 'witchy' fundraiser
Posted on October 12, 2017
The Treasure Coast Wildlife Center’s annual Halloween-themed “Ghoula” returns Oct. 28 with this year’s immersive “Ghoula Witches Coven,” featuring a four-course dinner, open bar, witch’s fair and surprise entertainment, with proceeds supporting the center’s wildlife rescue mission. Executive Director Dan Martinelli says the popular, sellout event offers adults a fun and theatrical way to celebrate Halloween while supporting one of the organization’s largest fundraisers of the year.
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