Spectrum holds 6th Annual Empty Bowl Dinner on Oct. 6

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by Press Release | August 26, 2011

Spectrum’s 6th Annual Empty Bowl Dinner

Filling a bowl and feeding the youth in our community

As our signature event, this Spectrum gathering gives the community an opportunity to share a meal, learn about our programs, and help raise funds to support Spectrum.

Soup, bread, salad and desserts are generously donated by area restaurants and beautiful handmade pottery is provided by Vermont artists. We’ll have music and special guests and every guest leaves the evening with a bowl to enjoy and to remember the event.

All proceeds help support the over 12,000 meals served annually at Spectrum’s Drop-In Center, and Spectrum’s short-term housing 12-bed Shelter.

A family-friendly event too, children are invited and welcome!

Date: Thursday, October 6, 2011

Time: Doors open at 5:30pm

Tickets: $45/adult, $20/child (ages 1-13)

Tables are available: $350/table, seats 8 guests
Location: Elley-Long Music Center at Saint Michael’s College
223 Ethan Allen Avenue, Colchester, VT 05446

We have 250 tickets available…The last two years tickets sold out ealy, so buy your tickets now!

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