On April 14, 2018, The Center for the Arts hosts their annual Bash Fundraiser: Masquerade! Guests are sure to enjoy a fun and glamorous night out with a blend of elegance and mystery. This year's Bash is co-chaired by Chase and Fran Salas.

The eighth annual Bash's theme is "Masquerade" and is a time where all of CFTA's supporters can dress to the nines, enjoy fine food and spirits, dance to some great music and thoroughly enjoy themselves, all for a great cause. A seated dinner is catered by Peter D's and spirits provided by Murfreesboro Wine and Spirits. DJ Stephen Belk will be spinning classic and new dance music at the after party which takes place on the theatre stage!

Executive Director, Patience Long shares, "We are fortunate to have a dynamic planning committee who has gone above and beyond to make the night great and raise a lot of funds for The Center. Chase and Francela Salas are our committee co-chairs and the rest of the team have been equally amazing. Our 2018 Bash committee members are Taiisha Bradley, Carrie Beth Catron, Lori Cutler, Rebecca George, Aaron and Anna Hall, Matt Ledbetter, Matthew Stumps, Kristen Swan, and Michelle Willard. Everyone really worked together to make this the best Bash ever!"

Proceeds from the event help support the mission and upkeep of The Center for the Arts. In addition to producing fourteen theatrical productions a year, CFTA also showcases the work of local artists in its gallery, offers a wide range of youth programming, and partners with several local arts oriented non-profits.

Ticket Information:

Tickets to the Bash are $100 each or $175 per couple and includes a cocktail hour, a seated dinner, and special, live entertainment. After-party only tickets are $25 each. Tickets are available until April 12, 2018 online at www.boroarts.org, by calling The Center at 615-904-2787, or at The Center for the Arts, located at 110 W. College St., Murfreesboro.

The Center, a recognized 501(c)(3) organization, is supported in part by generous grants provided by the City of Murfreesboro, the Tennessee Arts Commission and the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee.