Celebrate New Year’s Eve

Photo: KAFE/Silver Reef Casino Resort

You’re invited to count down to 2020 this New Year’s Eve with Mandy! Spend the evening dancing to Ten Souljers in The Event Center at Silver Reef Casino Resort! Doors open for this FREE dance party at 9:30pm! Then, count down to midnight and celebrate the New Year! Must be 21 or over to attend.

Ten Souljers, a party band from Vancouver, BC, is made up of some of the finest musicians in Canada. They perform songs from all genres to create a party atmosphere for everyone’s tastes!

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