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Dress for DAIS Fashion Show

Wednesday, October 26, 2011 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CT)

Oregon, WI

Dress for DAIS Fashion Show

Ticket Information

Ticket Type Sales End Price Fee Quantity
Dress for DAIS Fashion Show Ended $25.00 $2.24

Event Details

Dress for DAIS Fashion Show

Help raise awareness about domestic violence as DAIS presents a night filled with cutting edge trends from the most stylish local boutiques.  Detailed event poster. 

 

Emcees:  NBC15's Leigh Mills and Carleen Wild 


Participating Boutiques:

 

Chauette

Cornblooms

Jan Byce

 

LuAnders

 

Neena

 

Plum Crazy

 

The Purple Goose

 

Re-Threads

 

Shoo

 

Therese Zache

 Zip-Dang

 


Event Sponsors:

Associated Bank

Brava Magazine

Johnson Bank

KJ Beth

The Legend at Bergamont

Papillon Beauty

Radiance Skin Therapy

Timothy Hughes Photography

Tingalls Design


 

Doors open at 6:30 pm, Show begins at 7:00 pm

A cash bar will be available and light hors d'oeuvres will be served.  The Bergamont dining room will be open for dinner prior to the show.    

 

 

View the listing for this event at our Facebook page. 

 

When & Where



The Legend at Bergamont
699 Bergamont Boulevard
Oregon, WI 53575

Wednesday, October 26, 2011 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (CT)


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Hosted By

DAIS (Domestic Abuse Intervention Services)



Since 1977, DAIS has worked passionately and effectively to ensure the safety and well-being of domestic violence survivors and their families, and to change societal attitudes that perpetuate violence and the abuse of power. DAIS
offers seven comprehensive crisis intervention and prevention programs. DAIS programs include a 24-Hour Help Line, Crisis Response program, Legal Advocacy, Children’s program, Support Groups, a Primary Prevention program and the only domestic violence shelter in Dane County. In addition to direct services, DAIS provides outreach and training
to area businesses, schools, law enforcement agencies, community groups, and other partners to help them recognize warning signs of domestic abuse and more effectively work with survivors.