Have Fun at Beads, Bags, Bangles, “Beatles & Bell Bottoms”

Who is ready to go back in time for a blast of a good time and it's all for a great cause? The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana Foundation will present its 16th Annual Beads, Bags, and Bangles Kids’ College fundraiser. If you love the 60s from music to fashion then you do not want to miss this event.

Grab your bell bottoms and your peace signs and get ready for a fun night. This year's theme is “Beatles & Bell Bottoms.” You'll enjoy great food, drinks, prizes, and great music from the world-class Tin Man Band from Dallas.

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It all takes place on Thursday, March 9 at Hempstead Hall the fun will get started at 6 PM and will go until 9 PM.

You will also have a chance to win an Argo Xplorer XR 500 ATV valued at $7,000. ATV tickets are $50 each, and only 100 are available so you'll want to get in on this as soon as possible. Another great item that will be up to win is an Alexander’s Jewelers original 18k white gold eighteen-inch necklace with five 1/3ct diamonds. The beautiful neckless is valued at $2,250. For a chance to win the neckless, tickets are $5 per ticket or $20 for five tickets.

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This event benefits proceeds will go toward scholarships and supplies for the 2023 Kids’ College, Camp Save-A-Life programs, and the UAHT Foundation.

get your tickets and raffle tickets to the 2023 Beads, Bags, Bangles, Beatles & Bell Bottoms online at https://hempsteadhall.thundertix.com/.

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