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The Jingle Ball

Saturday
November 22, 2008
7 to 11 p.m.

The Jingle Ball logo Michigan Historical Museum, Lansing

The Michigan Historical Center Foundation invites you to the 2008 Jingle Ball, a premier holiday event held the night after Silver Bells in the City kicks off the holiday season in mid Michigan. Co-hosted by Jane Aldrich of WLNS-TV and Kip Bohne of WSYM-TV, the Jingle Ball raises funds that every year help 80,000 children discover Michigan history.

Here are just some of the highlights you can look forward to at the 2008 Jingle Ball gala:

  • A luxurious red carpet leading you and your friends into a world of holiday elegance!
  • Musical entertainment
  • An array of sumptuous hors d'oeuvres and beverages.
  • A fabulous silent auction for early holiday shopping deals, including beautifully unique, fully decorated holiday trees.
  • The presentation of the 2008 Odyssey Awards, honoring exceptional Michigan history educators.

See the fun we had last year in photos from previous Jingle Ball galas..

For more information on the Jingle Ball, please contact us, or visit this page for updates on tickets, entertainment and more.

Funds raised from the Jingle Ball are used to expand award-winning education programs at the Michigan Historical Museum that reach more than 80,000 Michigan students every year. Through the Michigan History Education Fund, your evening of fun and finery helps Michigan's future leaders discover our state's rich history.

The Jingle Ball is a memorable night out-and a sponsorship opportunity for individuals, businesses and corporations. Sponsors at most levels receive special reservations at the Jingle Ball. Consider making the Jingle Ball the unforgettable holiday party your clients will rave about for months afterward.

Click here to learn about all the benefits of sponsorship. We would be delighted to add your name to our list of Michigan History Education Fund sponsors.

The Jingle Ball is presented by the:

Michigan Historical Center Foundation
and
The Jingle Ball Host Committee
The Jingle Ball Steering Committee

The Michigan Historical Museum is located inside the Michigan Library and Historical Center, 702 West Kalamazoo Street, Lansing. The museum and visitor parking are on the north side of Kalamazoo Street, two blocks east of M. L. King Jr. Boulevard. Here's more information on how to find us.

Updated 06/02/2008


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