Tickets on sale for ‘Barn Bash’ benefitting Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation
–The Barn Bash & Dance Benefit set for May 4 from 4-8 p.m., for Paso Robles Youth Arts Foundation, will be a very special evening, celebrating and supporting youth arts, great food & friends at the historic Rolling Hills Ranch in San Miguel. The community will come together to raise funds for PRYAF’s free visual & performing arts program, serving 400 students per quarter with 50, free classes per week in art, drama, music, dance and more!
Enjoy a delicious BBQ by Paso Robles Kiwanis Club, ball-tip, chicken, bread, beans & salad plus a homemade pie bar for dessert. Wine provided by Dubost, Rio Seco & Fableist Wineries, Tin City Cider and Firestone Walker Brewing Co. beer. Get set for a rollicking live auction by Doug Beckett, Owner of Peachy Canyon Winery, raffles, student performances and scoot your boots to live music with “Rod Norris & the Hats Off Band!” Reserve your tickets or tables before they are gone. This is a rustic, indoor/outdoor venue with a decomposed granite floor. Jackets and dancing shoes are recommended, but heels are not. Rain or shine as event is covered.
Tickets are $65 each or $500 for a table of eight. For tickets call (805) 238-5825 x15, visit the PRYAF office at 3201 Spring St., Paso Robles, or go to brownpapertickets.com/event/4103497.
Can’t attend the Barn Bash & Dance? You can still support PRYAF!
“We have state-of-the-art instruments and equipment, and a fantastic facility that provides a safe and clean learning environment. All of this is provided at absolutely no cost to families,” says Mindy Dierks, PRYAF Executive Director. “We rely entirely on donations, public and private funding, and support from the community through sponsorships and contributions. Thank you to all who have helped support our mission for 18 years!”
For information regarding making a donation, volunteering, attending events, fundraisers, or classes, contact the PRYAF office at (805) 238-5825 or visit www.pryaf.org.
A donation of $250 sponsors one child for a year. Nearly 400 children attend classes, at no cost, each quarter.
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