Christmas in the 1800's for essential tremor

CHRISTMAS IN THE 1800'S for Essential Tremor
TO BENEFIT THE DIANN SHADDOX FOUNDATION FOR ESSENTIAL TREMOR

THURSDAY DECEMBER 2, 2021
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Aiken Municipal Building
214 Park Avenue, Aiken, SC 29801

$50.00 PER PERSON ($350.00 for table of 8) INCLUDES A SIT DOWN DINNER, DESSERT, WINE/BEER, COFFEE, SWEET TEA, SODAS, LISTEN TO BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS CAROLS BY BILL AUSTIN CINDY ALIMPICH DURING DINNER AND WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SHOW BY KIM POOVEY.

LIMITED SEATING RESERVE TABLES OF 8 ARE AVAILABLE ($350.00)

You may also dress, if you like, in the 1800's attire.
All proceeds are tax deductible and go to the Diann Shaddox Foundation for Essential Tremor to find a cure for Essential Tremor, the largest movement disorder in the world. Donations are welcome.

Join Christmas in the 1800's at the Aiken Municipal Building, as Kim Poovey an author, storyteller, and living historian transports you back in time at Christmas in the 1800’s. Enjoy delicious food, amazing music, and a wonderful Christmas show.

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Each ticket is $50.00 ($350.00 for a table of eight reserved) includes:

Reserved table of 8 are available for you and your friends for $350.00
Sit down Dinner:
Listen to beautiful Christmas Carols during dinner by Bill Austin & Cindy Alimpich;
Entertainment by Kim Poovey; Photographer Allen Hall

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Tickets are non-refundable
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Christmas Carols by Bill Austin & Cindy Alimpich

Casa Bella rigatoni pasta

Casa Bella

Beer

Wine Red Blend Cab), Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Grigio

A culinary delight of food

Cakes by Publix

Sweet Tea

Starbucks Aiken, SC

Broccol Slaw

Aiken Fish House Roasted Red Potatoes

Aiken Fish House Shrimp & Grits

Christmas in the 1800's
with Kim Poovey

Travel back in time to a 19th century Christmas with Kim Poovey

Kim Poovey is an author, storyteller, and living historian. Having travelled the Southeast for more than 18 years, she performs in period attire as noted historic characters such as Jane Austen and Scarlett O'Hara as well as the main character from her novel, Truer Words. In addition, Kim presents on period fashion, mourning practices, and other Victorian era topics.

In 2011 she portrayed Mrs. Stanton, wife of Secretary of War Stanton (Kevin Kline), in the Robert Redford film, The Conspirator. Additional film projects include portraying the wife of a villainous husband in the Vook version of Jude Devereaux' novella "Promises" and the Fireball Run fundraising series 2012 Southern Excursion at Frampton Plantation.

Her novel, Truer Words, was published and released by Tate Publishing in May 2012. This work of historic fiction transports the reader to the Victorian era on a wealthy plantation in the Lowcountry of SC. Readers experience the joys, sorrows, and civil war experience of Emma Victoria Brown as she faces the daily challenges of 19th century life as well as a dangerous family secret.

When not writing or performing, Kim works as a school psychologist. She lives in Beaufort with her husband Darryl, three dogs, and a cat. For more information about Kim go to: http://kimpoovey.blogspot.com/

Kim as Mrs. Stanton, wife of Secretary of War Stanton (portrayed by Kevin Kline) in the 2011 Robert Redford film,
The Conspirator.

Christmas in the 1800's Event & the Diann Shaddox Foundation for ET, aren't responsible for personal injury, loss or damage of product.

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A little about Diann Shaddox Foundation for Essential Tremor

The Diann Shaddox Foundation for Essential Tremor mission is to educate and increase awareness worldwide about people afflicted with Essential Tremor (ET), and to find a cause and cure. Please join us in this battle against Essential Tremor and help us make a difference.
42 million children and adults live each day with uncontrollable shakes from essential tremor, the largest movement disorder in the world. Awareness and education will stop the bullying, people losing their jobs, college students having their dreams disappear and end depression for people worldwide who are living with hand, voice, head, and body

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