Kampagne Sundays

7477 Burbank Drive,Baton Rouge LA 70820

15 August, 2021

Description

Kampagne Sundays | The Best Damn Sunday Funday in the South Early arrival is strongly suggested. You must be 21 & up to enter. TICKET SALES Purchaser acknowledges that all payments for tickets for admission to the venue are non-refundable. Upon payment, purchaser further acknowledges that its payment is for the ticket(s) for admittance to the specific date of the event and no other date. The event is rain or shine. Purchaser further acknowledges that no refunds will be provided and that no exchanges or credits for future event dates will be given for ticket purchases for any reason. TABLE SALES Purchaser acknowledges that its payment for the purchase of the table reservation at the venue is non-refundable. Upon payment, purchaser further acknowledges that payment for the table reservation entitles purchaser and his/her guest admittance to the venue and the alcoholic beverage order selected by purchaser for the specific date of the event and no other. The event is rain or shine. Purchaser further acknowledges that no refunds will be provided and that no exchanges or credits for future event dates will be given for table reservations for any reason. BRAD GORDON is a Baton Rouge based entrepreneur. He quickly became an established and notable figure in the city as an entertainment industry event curator at his self-named event marketing and promotions company, Brad Gordon International LLC (BGI).          BGI produces after parties and every kind of celebration under the sun, from weekly tastemaker mixers to lavish, annual weekend celebrations. Brad got his start in the entertainment industry when he and Samuel Hemmings partnered to launch DG Events in 2013.     In addition to his works in the entertainment industry, Brad also spends a large portion of his time working on issues that disproportionately affect the African American community through his nonprofit The Renaissance Inc. His philanthropic connections and contributions have positively affected educational and  political awareness as well as economic development and advancement in underserved Baton Rouge communities.  ​