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Groomers Ball – Dinner and Dance

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Date/Time
Feb, 02
1:00 pm - 11:30 pm

Location
Alaska Ridgetop Inn

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Dinner by Fritz Creek Kitchen will feature jambalaya and gumbo and Ray-Jen Cajun will be there to provide the music!

1:00 – Ski, shower, and hot tub
5:30 – Appetizers
6:30 – Dinner
8:00 – Dancing!

This event will be held at Alaska Ridgetop Inn on Diamond Ridge Road in Homer (printable map/directions available on website).

Cost is $45 for the dinner/dance ticket. Tickets may be purchased at the Homer Bookstore or ONLINE.

Also available is a weekend package which includes tickets and lodging for two at Alaska Ridgetop Inn. If interested in this package, contact Alan at 907-399-3096.

More information at http://kachemaknordicskiclub.org/2012-13-events-calendar/groomers-ball/

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