Fox Theatre | Egyptian Ballroom
Join CREW Network Foundation for an unforgettable evening of celebration, elegance, mystique and fun as we commemorate our silver anniversary year. Walk the red carpet through the historic Fox Theatre into the ornate Egyptian Ballroom, designed after a temple for Ramses II at Karnak, which later became Atlanta's most popular public dance hall in the 1940s.
The “Fox” opened in 1929 and was the finest movie theater in Atlanta in the 1940s. It was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1974 and named a National Historic Landmark in 1976. Much of the original décor is intact and new pieces were created with the help of old photographs. Today, it is the only remaining movie palace in Atlanta.
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Suggested attire is ballroom chic (and comfortable) with a masquerade mask
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Food stations, bubbly, beer and wine will be served
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Bus transportation provided from the Hyatt to the Fox
Please consider underwriting event expenses to support our mission. Contact Foundation Coordinator Nichole Vanner at nicholev@crewnetwork.org for more information.
Proceeds from the event will benefit CREW Network Foundation, which is recognized by both the IRS and Canadian Revenue Agency as a charitable organization. The approximate value of goods and services provided with each ticket is $150 USD. Please consult with your personal tax adviser regarding the deductibility of your registration fee.
Please note: Optional activity fees are nonrefundable unless the activity is canceled by CREW Network. Please visit the FAQs page for additional details on the cancellation policy.
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