12th Annual Fabulous Feast
Hello Shakespeare supporters! Please join us for the 12th Annual Fabulous Feast to benefit Shakespeare in Delaware Park on March 25th, 2006 at the Connecticut Street Armory. It's a truly delightful event for a very worthy cause. The fabulous festivities include a delicious, multi-course, medieval-style banquet, free-flowing wine and beer, and first-class entertainment from start to finish (6:00 - 10:00 p.m.).
Plus, bid on a wide array of appealing auction items and help replenish the Royal Treasury so we can provide FREE outdoor productions this summer during a season of Comedy and Romance, with Loveis Labouris Lost and Twelfth Night. The cost is only $75 ($60 if you are a member of SDP). So put on your best Elizabethan outfit (or not) and head to the Connecticut Street Armory on Saturday, March 25th. Make your reservation TODAY, by visiting www.shakespeareindelawarepark.org or by calling 716-856-4533.
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Abby "sweet"
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! BR rules!
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Shakespeare Supporter
For those who haven't been to the Feast in the last few years....
...it continues to get better and better every year. A unique and delightful evening in a "castle" (the Connecticut St. armory) for a good organization that is a true gem to the community. The auction is actually quite large, with a lot of good things to bid on.
The entertainment is charming, and the food catering is better than average. Free, safe parking over in the D'Youville College lots.
This organization is one of Buffalo's hidden jewels. If you have never been to Shakespeare Hill in the summer, whether you are a fan of Shakespeare or not, you will enjoy it....and it's FREE.
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queenseyes
After seeing Steel's post on The Armory in the City Channel me thinks me might want to attend such a noble feast! Ok, how about turning The Armory into a Medieval Times Restaurant with Shakespeare performances year 'round?
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Valencia Girl
This organization does a fabulous job for us all...what better way to spend a summer's eve than by restful repose on the "hill"? And for FREE! Festival goers, if you cannot make the Feast, please remember to drop your doubloons and schillings into the bag as it is passed around during the summer intermissions. A good Merlot and a hefty bag of Cheetos only add to the delight of an evening spent with the Bard! Thank you to all the volunteers and board members for all their hard work and dedication.
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