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Roaring 20’s World Faire

was February 15, 2020 from 4pm-10pm

Freemason’s Hall,
historic building completed in 1923
located at 216 E. Washington Blvd. in downtown Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Roaring 20’s World Fair with a Side Show Theme

IF you need handicapped entrance: Go to the entrance where you are FACING the main entrance/front door on Washington Blvd. It is to the left of the stairs, at ground level, on the side of YMCA. Please call 260-426-4728 and someone will assist you!

Side Show Entertainment:

Supplements for Fun Donations:

Hall’s Triangle Park – linens

Old Crown Coffee Roasters – food & alcohol services

Nowak Supply Company –  balloons

Popcorn Machine – Health Food Shoppe

Vendors & Makers:

Maumee River Leather Goods

Avocado Shag Shop

Plant Happiness

Golden Green Soap Company

Kelly Pottery

Mz Madstone

Blessing Moon Herbs

Pet Wants

Josh’s Jungle 

Hontz Farm

Lunar Infusions Kombucha

Tea Jutsu

North Coast Organics

Indiana Forest Alliance

Dirt Wain

Earth & Wear 

Grassroots Farmstead

Second Life Jewelry 

Extra Celestial Art

Raffle & Door Prizes:

THEME: Roaring 1920’s World Faire
DATE: Saturday February 15, 2020
TIME: 4-10pm
VENUE: Freemason Hall 216 E. Washington Blvd. (downtown Fort Wayne) 46802

Join us for our annual fundraiser extravaganza! Save Maumee is hosting a Roaring 20’s World Faire fundraiser from 4-10pm on February 15, 2020 at the Freemasons Hall.  All money raised will support the local nonprofits work, to keep hands-on restoration projects free to the public. The group boasts that the event is not one to be missed, with all kinds of live entertainment and “side shows” throughout the 6 hour evening.

With a 1920’s theme, The Freemasons Hall located at 216 E. Washington Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46802 will not disappoint. All the fun will be located within this beautiful historic building that was completed in 1926!

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“Moving into 2020 with our Roaring 20’s World Faire Fundraiser, our volunteers will be dressed up, and we would love to see everyone’s creative attire! So don’t be afraid come in jeans and a t-shirt or dress to the nines in your best garments,” says Abigail King, Save Maumee’s President. “It will be a lovely day to follow the Valentines Day Hallmark Holiday so bring your Valentine, come find someone, or just wander-in to see the show we have planned!”

“2020 is a great time to celebrate 100 years of great food, dance, culture, ideas and technology sharing all wrapped up into one evening with a historic World Faire theme,” says Save Maumee’s Secretary, Lauren Conklin. “Our whole fundraiser committee has been working very hard to make it extra special this year!  We are now looking for raffle donations to raise money that will support our work.  All of our money goes into these projects and local business has been very generous in the past.”
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Save Maumee wants you to kick off the evening at 4pm with featured hors d’oeuvres, beverages, and alcohol for the 21+ guests provided by Old Crown Coffee Roasters. Entertainment includes live music by local bands; El Camino Hot Tub and Adam Baker and The Heartache, who will be recreating sounds of the roaring 20’s. Fiery dances by Pyroscope will be complemented by a graceful belly dancer show. Guests can have their fortunes read, have magic tricks performed at their table and play carnival games!  Come to win something in the raffle from local business, or win a door prize for just buying a ticket! Everyone should definitely have their picture taken in the Photo Booth area to commemorate another 100 years!

The entire family is invited to this shindig as it unfolds into the carnival that only Save Maumee could produce! Roaring 20’s World Faire will be supporting shovel-ready projects the group has been known to produce. V.I.P. or pre-sale tickets are available for purchase previous to the event, or just purchase tickets at the door. For more information visit the website  https://savemaumee.org/worldfairefundraiser/.

plant_a_tree_2019_Save_Maumee 3“Save Maumee volunteers do the real work! In 2019 alone we planted 1,080 trees and removed all the invasive species that don’t belong there to prepare the sites. I remember logging over 1,880 hours of volunteers this year. These people make the work possible and who feel like family because they care…and show up,” says Abigail King, Save Maumee President.