The Inn at ONU hosts paint and sip fundraiser for Ada Dog Park Project
The Inn at Ohio Northern University will host a Paint and Sip Fundraising event from 6 to 9 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 13, to benefit The Ada Dog Park Project.
The event will feature participants creating a silhouette painting of their favorite pooch using acrylic paint on canvas that may be suitable for framing. Participants will be led by Marilyn Reed of Marilyn's Artistry, a resident of Ada. Cost for supplies, plus prepared hot appetizers and a glass of wine is $45 per person.
Registration is preferred by calling The Inn at ONU 419-772-2500. Only 35 reservations will be accepted as space is limited. Call with any questions or inquiries to accommodate your needs.
This sip and paint event at The Inn will support efforts of the Park District Liberty Township Hardin County Dog Park Project. No experience is necessary to paint.
Also, this is the final chance to purchase raffle tickets to win a night stay at The Inn at ONU in a King room suite and four tickets to the sold out Holiday Spectacular at The Freed Center Performing Arts.
One raffle ticket is $5 and six tickets costs $20 with all proceeds going toward the dog park project. The drawing for raffle is the night of event. Persons do not need to be present to win.
In addition, a silent auction at event will support the Dog Park Project.The Ada Park Board has set up an account at Liberty National Bank where donations will be accepted on behalf of The Dog Park Project.
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