Bourbon Street Bash At Indian Ranch

SHARE THIS

THE LAKE 940 AUDIO:  Dan DiMezza and Sean Daly of Summit Inc. talk to Mike Roberts about the upcoming Bourbon Street Bash at Indian Ranch, and exciting expansion plans to Summit Academy School in Worcester. 

 

It’s a little taste of New Orleans right on the shores of Lake Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg in Webster!

What better way to kick off summer than by spending a night with great blues music from Sugar Ray and the Bluetones featuring Little Charlie Baty and Midnight Taxi Blues with friends on the beach?

Summit Academy, a therapeutic school alternative for students with high functioning autism, is hosting their annual “Bourbon Street Bash” event on Friday, June 15th from 5 to 10 PM at Indian Ranch.  General admission tickets are on sale now for only $20.  The price will go back up to $35 on Friday and at the door.

In addition to the amazing music, there will be delicious cajun food, riverboat gaming, a casino night and specialty performers including Magician Steve Charette, psychics, tarot card readers, jugglers and more.  The event will also include a silent auction fundraiser and raffle with great prizes.

Mardi Gras costumes are encouraged, with prizes for the best costumes.  The night will end with a wild parade with beads, sax player, and dancing along “Bourbon Street.”

Proceeds from this event will benefit the incredible therapeutic and educational services, support and scholarship fund of Summit Inc., and its subsidiaries: Summit Academy School, Diamond Is the Sky, Summit Behavior Services, Summit Educational Services.

Executive Director of Summit Inc., Dan DiMezza tells THE LAKE 940 this is a thrilling time for the organization.  Summit Inc. is planning to expand their scope by incorporating more supports and services for students with special needs and their families.  “The most exciting phase of expansion is the creation of supports and services for students and young adults in higher education with high functioning autism and related disorders.”

Tickets for the 21+ Bourbon Street Bash are available online here.  If you can’t make the event but would like to help support Summit Academy, you can click here.