“We have a great lineup of items,” stated Julie Kwasniewski, Director. “Many are from the farms such as Authentic's Halter and Tapit's shoes. Included in the list of items are signed Maker's Mark and hard-to-find bourbons, area trips and experiences, and beautiful equine art.”

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Blue Grass Farms Charities will host its annual gala event on Oct. 29 at Lexington's Limestone Hall located in the old Courthouse square, 3rd Floor, from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. The courthouse will be in its spookiest décor provided by Great Expectations. Soulful sounds to hear and dance to by the band, HoneyChild. Concoctions and delicacies provided by Selma's Catering poured by mad scientists and served by zombies, ghosts, and ghouls. Valet parking available on the Short Street entrance.

“Since 2019 we have been planning this gala,” states Julie Kwasniewski. “Why not come knowing that we have been preparing for a fun, Covid19-safe party for 1 ½ years. Yes, wear a mask. It's a Halloween party!”

Thank you to our Sponsors: Presenting – Keeneland; Gold Level – Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, Green Lantern Farm, and Stonestreet Farms; Silver Level – Juddmonte Farm and Coolmore/Ashford Stud; Bronze Level – Calumet Farm, CHI St. Joseph Foundation; Dean Dorton; Dixiana Farm; Equine Medical Associates; and WinStar Farm. If interested in sponsoring, please call 859-219-0910 or email info@bgfcky.org.

Be creative with your costume to enter for a chance to win the 'best costume' contest; mingle safely since attendance is set at ½ capacity in the Hall; and enjoy seeing friends in their grand masquerade or freakish attire. Costumes encouraged but not required. Tickets are $125 per person or $1,000 for table of eight, and purchasing is available online at www.bgfcky.org or call 859.219.0910 for information.

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