Catchin' a Wave with Endless Highway

565 Blossom Road,Rochester NY 14610

18 November, 2022

Description

Catchin' a Wave Endless Highway is stoked to present Catchin' a Wave—a fundraising and social event that will sweep you into a ‘60s-inspired surf rock scene reminiscent of matching boy band button-ups, surf boards and hot rods, and good vibrations. Rochester's on-the-rise band, The Televisionaries, will set the tone with live and DJed music all night while you enjoy dancing, great food, open bar, theme and mission-driven activities, and more. Join us after the sun goes down on Friday, November 18 at 6:30pm at ARTISANworks. Purchase an individual ticket or grab tickets for your small group of friends and family here on Eventbrite. Surf's up, Sponsors We've carved out a limited number of event sponsorships that will help make waves for our mission and your marketing! If you'd like to lock in a sponsorship for your company, network, or group, please click here to select your sponsorship level and pay directly. Tickets included in your sponsorship will be sent via email along with next steps for the marketing benefits. Bringing Good Vibrations | $2500 Tickets for 10 guestsLogo on event signage and social media Getting in on the Groundswell | $3500 Tickets for 12 guestsHalf-page ad in the event programLogo on event signage and social media Carving Out Change | $5000 Tickets for 15 guestsFull-page ad in the event program15 drink vouchers for the Specialty Cocktail (with an otherwise open bar) Logo on event signage and social media Hang Loose with Endless Highway to Advance Barrier-Free Inclusion for All Endless Highway Inc. empowers individuals who use mobility devices to live connected and active lives by cultivating inclusion in sports, recreation, the arts, and our communities. Dive into the "impact zone" with us throughout the night to interact with adaptive equipment, see our programs in action, and connect with community members of all backgrounds. Attire Have fun with this beachy escape! Themed attire—from Hawaiian shirts to boy band button ups or '60s-inspired fashion—is encouraged but not required to have a gnarly time.