Diamond Brand’s “Step Out & Shop” to benefit Diana Wortham

On Thursday, Nov. 15, Diamond Brand Outdoors (2623 Hendersonville Road) holds a fundraiser to benefit the ongoing programs of Diana Wortham Theatre. According to a press release, “Step Out & Shop at Diamond Brand Outdoors to benefit Diana Wortham Theatre, with a one-night storewide 20% savings, live entertainment by jazz trio Jazzville, prizes, and Luella’s Bar-B-Que dinner sales benefiting the theatre.” 5-8 p.m.

More from the press release: “Catherine Gay with Diamond Brand Outdoors says Diana Wortham Theatre is ‘an indispensable and vital part of the WNC arts scene. This event comes just in time for Diamond Brand customers to shop for their new fall favorites at the night’s 20% discount while enjoying great food and great music, all for a great cause.’ In addition, all who attend the evening at Diamond Brand will enjoy the musical talents of Jazzville. Known for its straight ahead jazz and its take on timeless melodies from the American Songbook, Jazzville is featured regularly at the French Broad Chocolate Lounge in downtown Asheville.

“During the evening to benefit the theatre, savory dinner plates will be provided by Luella’s BBQ. The $8 per plate dinner includes a choice of pork BBQ or chicken BBQ on City Bakery buns with Sweet Pisgah or Scooters Vinegar Sauce. Along with the sandwich, the plate includes Calico baked beans, spicy vinegar slaw, corn bread, and Luella’s famous irresistible banana pudding. The entire proceeds from the sale of dinner plates will be donated to the Diana Wortham Theatre.

“The evening is sponsored by Diamond Brand Outdoors and Luella’s Bar-B-Que with additional support from media sponsor WNCW 88.7 FM. Proceeds provide vital financial support for the ongoing programs of the Diana Wortham Theatre. Located in the heart of the Pack Square Cultural District on historic Pack Square in downtown Asheville, the theatre offers live performances of music, theatre and dance throughout the year by nationally touring artists (the Mainstage Series), as well as a wide array of performances by professional and avocational regional arts groups such as the Asheville Ballet, Asheville Lyric Opera, Asheville Contemporary Dance Theatre, Asheville Puppetry Alliance, Ballet Conservatory of Asheville, and the annual Mountain Dance and Folk Festival.”

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About Alli Marshall
Alli Marshall has lived in Asheville for more than 20 years and loves live music, visual art, fiction and friendly dogs. She is the winner of the 2016 Thomas Wolfe Fiction Prize and the author of the novel "How to Talk to Rockstars," published by Logosophia Books. Follow me @alli_marshall

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