Fundraising gala for the Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program, a movement celebrating Black excellence, hosted by Mayor Andre Dickens.
After The Masked Ball comes to Zero Mile on Saturday, December 19, a fundraising gala for the Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program. The night is built around Mayor Andre Dickens, who'll be the main feature of the evening.
The money raised goes toward the scholarship program, which the organizers describe as a movement celebrating Black excellence. It's a gala, so you can expect the formal side of things — dressy attire, a celebratory mood, and the kind of crowd that shows up to support a cause. If you've been following the Mayor's work with the city's youth, this is the night that puts it front and center.
As for the venue, Zero Mile is the booking and operational arm behind three of the city's most well-known music spots: Georgia Theatre, Variety Playhouse, and Terminal West. It was formed in 2016 by the operators of those three businesses to pool their collective experience, reputation, and resources, along with the teams that run them. When you see an event listed under Zero Mile, it's coming from the same group that handles the bookings and marketing for those stages.
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Mark your calendar for Saturday, December 19, at Zero Mile. It's a fundraising gala for the Mayor's Youth Scholarship Program, with Mayor Andre Dickens as the main feature.
