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TribeFest for the Cure 2013

This year, the Mason School of Business at the College of William & Mary will host the Second Annual TribeFest for the Cure, a music festival benefitting the Tidewater affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure.  Last year’s inaugural event was attended by over 500 people and raised over $8,500 for breast cancer research, education, and advocacy – all while keeping the funds in the local area.

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It is truly an event for the whole community, as attendees included students from the College’s graduate and undergraduate programs, as well as members of the Williamsburg community both young and old.  There is something for everyone at TribeFest: face painting and moon bounces for kids, educational materials for the curious, a silent auction and a wine auction for the philanthropically inclined, live local bands for audiophiles, beer for adults and the older college students, as well as local food for everyone.

If you want to get involved, you can do so in several ways.   First and foremost, you can – and should – come.  You can become a sponsor by donating a monetary amount.  You can also donate food or beverages, as our friends at Paul’s Deli and Williamsburg AleWerks did last year.  You can also donate wine for the wine auction or other items for our silent auction, including gift certificates and prize packages.  There is no maximum limit on donations – feel free to give as much as you or your company are able.  You will be supporting a great cause and will be able to see the immediate impact you have on your community.

TribeFest for the Cure will be held on Saturday, April 13, 2013  from 2:00-8:00pm in the courtyard of Miller Hall at the College of William & Mary.

Want to go:

Tickets Types are as follows:

​Adult: $10.00 (13 years of age and older)
Children: Free ( 12 and under)
Student/Faculty/Staff: $5.00 (Must show William and Mary ID upon entering the event with this ticket type)

Pints from the Beer Garden, provided by Williamsburg AleWerks, will be sold at an additional cost.
You will need to bring your confirmation page to the will call table at the event in order to pick up your tickets.

Date: Saturday, April 13, 2013

Time: 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Address:
William J. Fields Courtyard
Miller Hall
101 Ukrop Way
Williamsburg, VA 23185

Click HERE to purchase tickets.

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