EcoBall

March 16, 7-11 PM, Maritime Park and Museum

About

Get away for a night of musical entertainment, fabulous food, and great company, when you attend Baltimore Green Works’ 4th Annual Ecoball on Friday, March 16th at the Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Museum.

Before you hit the dance floor, be sure to taste and vote on creative local fare produced by some of our up and coming chefs! Once again, we have invited the Stratford University Culinary students (formerly, Baltimore International College) to compete in the Ecoball’s Top Chef-style competition. Taste what our competitors do with these locally grown and produced ingredients and you’ll never miss this gastronomic event again!

What to wear? Shop your closet, visit local consignment shops or get creative and make your own eco inspired outfit! And don’t forget your dancing shoes…

Bid for a chance to win some fabulous prizes like box seat tickets to the Raven’s game this fall, a signed football and invitation to the pre-game party under the Ruth Chris tent! Check back for a full list of auction items.

Reservations for the EcoBall are $75 per person and $40 with valid student I.D. Purchase your tickets here (price includes food, non-alcoholic beverages, beer and wine.)

Click here to see some of the pictures from last years’ EcoBall.

This event is sponsored by the Living Classrooms Foundation – Frederick Douglass Isaac-Myers Maritime Park and Museum, Lorenz, Inc., and Stratford University.

$5 Parking ALL Night at the Thames Street Wharf Lot (behind Morgan Stanley), 1300 Thames Street, Baltimore, MD 21231. Be sure to purchase your parking voucher when you purchase your ticket. Street parking is also available.

How does it work?

Special thanks to the farmers/producers donating to this year’s Top Chef style competition:
Black Rock Farm
Clipper City Brewery
Ferguson Family Farm
Firefly Farms
Hamilton Crop Circle
Knopps Farm
Many Rocks Farm
Marani Seafood
Real Food Farm
Roseda Beef
Sunnyside Farm
Trickling Springs Creamery
Two Oceans True Foods

And to our judges for keeping with tradition!

Hugh Sisson, Clipper City Brewery
Sarah Simington, Blue Moon Cafe
Reagan Warfield, 106.5

Registration

Please be aware, this is a ticketless event and you will need a valid drivers license or ID to enter. Please reserve your space below. Click here for other sponsorship opportunities.

EcoBall
Friday, March 16th from 7-11pm
Frederick Douglass-Isaac Myers Maritime Park and Museum
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Questions?

What should I wear?
Dress to impress. This is a fun and social affair to be comfortable, but classy! People have been asking us, “What’s appropriate?” We recommend you “shop the closet.” The best way to reduce your fashion footprint is to wear something vintage, break out that old prom dress, or make something new from your existing store. Elegant or funky, we can’t wait to see what you wear! See a list of local consignment shops.

Where does the donation of my ticket sale go?
The cost of your ticket will underwrite our new “Sustainability Speaker Series”
and help Baltimore Green Works fund more of our eco-friendly
events and gatherings!
What will I do at the event?
This is a social event, so expect to network, hang out with friends and laugh.
How can my company become a sponsor?
Take a look at the sponsorship level list and then contact us.

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