Step into the world of imagination at first annual Fantasy and Fiction Gala

Imagination reigns supreme at the Fantasy and Fiction Gala (Courtesy, JCI South Kent)


By WKTV Staff

deborah@wktv.org

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Prepare to be transported to a realm where imagination reigns supreme at the Fantasy and Fiction Gala, a dazzling evening that celebrates the worlds of fantasy books, movies, TV shows and anime.

Hosted by JCI South Kent, this event will take place Thursday, Oct. 24, at 6:30 p.m. in the CityFlatsHotel Ballroom on Monroe Center.

The Fantasy and Fiction Gala offers a unique opportunity for attendees to celebrate their favorite characters and stories in a formal setting.

With a focus on creativity and community, the event will feature a variety of activities, including a DJ-led dance floor, a costume contest, and interactive experiences designed to engage and entertain guests.

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Attire is formal with a twist of fantasy: Imagine Princess Leia in a full formal white gown, Hermione at the Yule Ball or Mr. Darcy in a Star Trek uniform.

All ages are welcome. Alcoholic beverages will be available for guests ages 21 and older.

Whether you’re an experienced cosplayer or simply a fan of fantasy and fiction, this gala promises a memorable evening filled with fun and excitement.

Click here to purchase Fantasy & Fiction Gala tickets.

It’s not just a gala!

This gala is not just a celebration of fantasy and fiction, but also a fundraiser for JCI South Kent, a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing leadership skills in young adults through community service and events.

Catering to young professionals between the ages of 18 and 40, JCI South Kent provides its members with opportunities to enhance their skills, network, and make a positive impact in their community.

Sponsor this event!

We are currently seeking community sponsors to support this exciting event. If you are interested in becoming a sponsor and supporting our mission, please contact JCI South Kent at jcisouthkent@gmail.com.

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