For public ticket availability to the Shimmery Shamrock Gala on March 14, please contact Nicki Buell at nbuell113@comcast.net.
Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
For public ticket availability to the Shimmery Shamrock Gala on March 14, please contact Nicki Buell at nbuell113@comcast.net.
Tickets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The LOW Lioness Club still has some official 2025 White House Ornament for sale! This year’s ornament celebrates the 150th anniversary of State Dinners at the Executive Mansion. Ornaments cost $25.00 each (same as last year), Cash or Check.
We are also accepting donations of “vintage” or past year’s White House ornaments to sell at the 2026 Christmas Treasures.
Proceeds benefit the Lioness Club supported charities in our community.
The Annual Lioness Club’s Mardi Gras Dinner Dance on Saturday, March 9th, at Lake of the Woods Clubhouse. The festive evening begins with a cocktail hour at 6:00 p.m., followed by dinner at 7:00. The Reunion Band will play from 8:00-11:00 p.m. for your dancing and listening enjoyment. Dress is semi-formal, with Mardi Gras masks optional, (but so much fun).
The cost is $70 per person
Purchase tickets from Ellen Bearden at 540-222-7390
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Passed Appetizers
Dinner
with a choice of the following Entrées
Dessert
There will be a silent auction and raffles to raise money for the Lioness Foundation, which supports local causes including Wilderness Food Pantry, Orange County Animal Shelter, Living Waters Free Health Clinic, Piedmont Dental Clinic, LOW Fire and Rescue, SAFE House, and scholarships to local students, as well as the Lions Hearing Foundation, Sight Foundation, and others.
Mark your calendar for Saturday, March 9th! Invite your friends and join us for a fun evening that supports many worthy causes in our community.
This year, the Official White House Christmas Ornament is a festive holiday wreath, adorned on the front with decorations inspired by the handcrafted Christmas ornaments used in the White House during the Gerald R. Ford Jr., administration. Dozens of dolls, cherubs, doves, stars, flowers, gingerbread men, candles, and pentagon balls, in bright, cheery colors are featured with red ribbons at the bottom bearing the words “Christmas 2023” and “The White House.”