If you haven't grabbed a ticket yet, you're almost out of time — and almost out of luck. The Rotary Club of Peachtree City's fourth annual Bourbon, Bow Ties, Pinot & Pearls fundraiser is set for Thursday, November 5, at Town Stage in Trilith, and as of late October the VIP add-on is sold out with fewer than 20 general admission tickets remaining, according to the club.
The event is scheduled at Town Stage in Trilith. Attendees can expect music from the Bourbon Brothers Band, food from Enzo, bourbon and wine offerings, and a silent auction. Cocktail attire is the dress code — bow ties for men, pearls for women — in keeping with the event's name.
All proceeds go toward the club's community grants, charitable giving, and service projects. The fundraiser began as an event on the Great Lawn at Trilith, featuring bourbon trucks, bottles of Pinot Noir and Pinot Grigio, bites by Enzo, and music by the Bourbon Brothers Band — the same core lineup it carries today. Original tickets were priced at $125 per individual or $200 per couple.
The event has grown each year into what the club now calls its signature annual celebration. This year's gathering is at the Town Stage venue.
Remaining tickets and event details are available through the club's site.
Why it matters — With fewer than 20 tickets left and all VIP spots gone, anyone hoping to attend Peachtree City Rotary's biggest annual fundraiser needs to act immediately — and the near-sellout reflects how much community support the event has built since its 2023 debut.
⚠ Not yet confirmed
- The second annual event (2024) raised over $75,000
- Event date is November 5, 2026
- exact time 6:00-9:00 p.m. and address 125 Shepperton Way
- 'live jazz' descriptor for the band
- silent auction featuring trips and other items
- second annual raised over $75,000 claim
Reported by thecitizen.com, happeningnext.com, cbo.io, rotary6900.org, fayette-news.net
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