CLEVELAND, OH — Hunger Network is excited to announce Soirée of the Stallions: A Night of Music. Hosted by Spruce, Klep, and EYUN of the Vinyl Stallions podcast, the first annual music festival will take
place on February 24th at the Beachland Ballroom & Tavern.
The festival will feature a lineup of local and regional musicians from all over Ohio, including Cleveland, Toledo, and Columbus, with performances by Collin Miller & the Brother Nature, Rubix Groove, Apostle Jones, Mexclado, The Ice Cream Militia, and Wig Doubt. Bands will rotate between the ballroom and
tavern providing a unique and intimate experience for attendees from 5:30 PM until midnight.
Netproceeds from the festival will be donated to Hunger Network to support their mission to ensure that no one goes hungry and no food goes to waste.
Small but Mighty Hunger Network is one of the leading emergency food providers in Cuyahoga County, yet they maintain a small size in order to provide a more personalized and compassionate experience to those in need.
Unlike large food banks, they can provide recipients with a level of care and attention they won’t findanywhere else.
“We are delighted to bring the community together for a night of music and fun while raising awareness for such an important cause,” said Melanie O’Donnell, Events & Corporate Relations Manager of Hunger
Network. “Food insecurity is a critical issue in our community, and we are dedicated to making a positive impact. With this festival we hope to raise funds and awareness about the issue and how we can all make
a difference.” Those who are unable to attend the festival but who would still like to make a difference in fighting food insecurity in Cuyahoga County are encouraged to visit hungernetwork.org to learn more about donating or volunteering.
General admission tickets are $25 online and $30 at the door. VIP tickets which include two drink tickets and light appetizers provided by the Beachland Ballroom & Tavern are $45 online and $50 at the door. For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit hungernetwork.org.