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Wednesday, June 25th | 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
The Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park
Attire: Business Casual
When does work feel like play? When you love what you do. At ERS, we believe that passion shows—and even in serious work, we find joy alongside like-minded partners.
Join us for a celebratory evening in your honor! Enjoy an open bar, delicious hors d’oeuvres, and food stations by Delightmore Catering—all in the stunning upper lobby of the newly renovated Playhouse in the Park. Most of all, connect with incredible individuals who share your passion for serving older adults.
Back by popular demand! Contribute to a unique art piece to be unveiled at The Lee Social Club and later displayed in an ERS Affordable Living community.
Friday, September 12th | 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
The View in Mt. Adams
Attire: Semi-Formal
Frank Sinatra may have crooned“Chicago is my kind of town,” but Cincinnatians know our city offers its own vibrant charm. Perched atop Mt. Adams, The View delivers a cosmopolitan experience with breathtaking skyline and waterfront views.
Chicago’s famed Second City has launched incredible talent—including our headliner, Cincinnati’s own Joe Boyd. In his one-man show, "At Least It Wasn’t Boring: Confessions of a Man in Search of His Purpose", Joe shares humorous and heartfelt stories from his winding career as an actor, producer, pastor, teacher, poker player and failed Las Vegas wedding officiant—reminding us we’re all on a journey to find our true selves.
Adding to the evening, Jane Novak-Cook will share her own Chicago Story, recounting how ERS staff bridged these two great cities to support her family in a time of need.
Cincinnati…It’s our kind of town!
Friday, October 24 | 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
20th Century Theatre in Oakley
Attire: Dressy Casual, but feel free to add a little glitz
During the Golden Age, supper clubs were the height of style—where guests enjoyed cocktails, fine dining, and lively entertainment. Recently restored to its 1940s grandeur, the 20th Century Theatre remains a beloved local icon, once possibly frequented by Marjorie and Charles Lee on occasion.
Gala guests will step back in time for an evening of elegance, headlined by Daven Roberson, whose performances bring to life the stories of older adults he performs for and with across ERS. Whether at Jeff Ruby’s, a gala, or an ERS community, Daven’s true gift is his ability to personally connect with every audience member. As the founder of Soul Music for Seniors, he uses music to uplift spirits, promote well-being, and build community.
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