Atlanta Mardi Gras Ball 2019: Time, Info, Date

Atlanta Mardi Gras Ball 2019 is set to kick off on Saturday, Feb. 23 at  Ivy Community Center 3850 Stone Road Southwest Atlanta, GA 30331.

Doors open at 7pm. Show is from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The dress code is Semi-Formal for men. Tuxedo preferred. Suits are fine.
Women: Ball gown dresses preferred. Dress must at least come to the knee.

Atlanta Mardi Gras Ball 2019: Everything you need to know

A cash bar is available for those who don’t want to carry theirs inside. Premium liquor only!  BYOB is also another option.

Although this is Atlanta Mardi Gras Ball 2019, masks are preferred but not required. However, they will look great in your profile pictures!

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How can I get an umbrella for the Second-Line Dance?

Parasol umbrellas are sold on-site from multiple vendors for $25-$60.
BRING CASH TO SUPPORT OUR VENDORS!
Custom parasol umbrellas may be ordered well in advance by emailing: sheik13sky@yahoo.com

Can we bring food?

Yes, you can but the round tables aren’t big enough to handle large quantities of food.
We prefer that guests purchase their food from any of the multiple food vendors serving various delicious cuisnes.
BRING CASH TO SUPPORT OUR VENDORS!

Who do I contact for vendor/sponsorhip information?
Contact: events@kayree.com or call (678) 361-3260

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