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Stay Spicy Foundation 80s Party & Fundraiser

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Stay Spicy Foundation 80s Party & Fundraiser

When
Sep 19th, 2026
6:00pm - 8:30pm
Where
1920 Main Street, Suite #1FerndaleWA98248

The Stay Spicy Foundation invites you to a “totally awesome” night of 80s fun in Ferndale on Saturday, September 19th from 6:00pm-8:30pm in the Carnation Oxford Building.

Break out your neon, big hair, leg warmers, and 80s gear for an evening of dancing with DJ/MC Jimmy Cafarella.  There will be a taco bar, costume contest, silent and live auctions, a Dessert Dash, drinks, prizes, and more.

Proceeds benefit the Stay Spicy Foundation and their work to create opportunities for local students and young adults through scholarships, skilled-trades support, mentorship, workforce development, and community programs.

Early bird tickets are $40.  General admission tickets are $50.

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