Live 2021 Gloves Off Gala Event
The live event will be broadcast live from 6 - 8 pm on April 10th from the Best Western Grantree in Bozeman.
Due to Covid-19, an in-person event at the ballroom is not possible this year.
The Gloves Off Gala is our Spring Formal and the end of season fundraising dinner. For more than a decade, this community dinner has provided a familiar platform for ice rink community building and new friendships. Funds raised each year advance facility development and ongoing construction projects.
The event normally falls on the 2nd Saturday of April each year. Tickets include dinner, souvenirs, silent and online auction, live auction, games, and a keynote speaker whenever possible.
The 2021 Gloves Off Gala has a combined format year. There will be a live event as well as an extended online auction.
There will be a live event as well as an extended online auction.
The live event will be broadcast live from 6 - 8 pm on April 10th from the Best Western Grantree in Bozeman.
Due to Covid-19, an in-person event at the ballroom is not possible this year.
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