Harvest Ball


 

harvest ball party logo map of Clocktower Place


Our Annual Harvest Ball
October 15, 2011

Dance to a DJ, bid on exciting Silent Auction items,
bet at fund-raising Blackjack and Roulette tables,
enjoy scrumptious hors d'oeuvres by ABCatering
and sumptuous desserts by our local Babycakes.

The event is open to all. Please feel free
to invite friends and neighbors.

Click here for a printable invitation (.pdf file)


Tickets purchased by September 30: $50 per person
Tickets purchased after September 30: $55 per person

Take advantage of our "10 tickets for the price of 9" by buying 10 tickets before September 12 for $450.


If you would like to make a donation please visit the donations page

Pre-Party with the Arboretum Club
at the Harvest Ball

Pre-Party with the Arboretum Club.
Make an Arboretum Club donation to the Stow Conservation Trust and join the exclusive Pre-Party at the Harvest Ball. The party includes a wine tasting with Nashoba Valley Winery before the Ball. Nashoba Valley Winery grows estate fruit and grapes including Vignole, St. Croix, Lemberger, Chardonnay and Cabernet Franc, and produces over 20 varieties of wine on a 52 acre family-owned orchard in Bolton, MA. The orchard is permanently protected from development with an Agricultural Preservation Restriction. Other pre-party benefits include live music with Dan Harty, a complimentary cocktail, and tickets to the Harvest Ball.

Chestnut
Oak
Birch
Apple
Seedling
$2,500 includes 10 Ball tickets**
$1,500 includes 8 Ball tickets*
$1,000 includes 6 Ball tickets*
$500 includes 4 Ball tickets*
$250 includes 2 Ball tickets*
** includes lifetime membership;
* includes annual membership


If you would like to make a donation please visit the donations page



To request a receipt by mail, or for information, call Marianne Sharin at 978-568-1673.
To order tickets through the mail, please complete the invitation above and mail it to:

Stow Conservation Trust
PO Box 397
Stow, MA 01775

You will receive your tickets by return mail.
Thank you!

Stow Conservation Trust's Third Annual Photo Contest

Pictures of family and friends (pets included) in nature capture our attention and remind us how important a role the protected land here in Stow has in our lives. The Stow Conservation Trust (SCT) invites you to bring your family and friends onto our conservation lands for a hike, bike, picnic, or any other passive recreational activity, and to take photographs for our third annual photo contest.
This photo contest is for amateur photographers* only.

The following guidelines must be followed to be eligible for prizes:

• Photos must include: the name of the photographer, the age of the photographer, and the name of the conservation property where the photo was taken.
• Photos must be taken in Stow.
• Photos must be submitted as a .jpeg digital photo not to exceed 1024 x 768 @72 dpi
• A caption must be submitted with the photo.
• Photos must be submitted to the SCT website www.stowconservationtrust.org on or before September 30, 2011
• There are three age categories: 9 and under, 10-18 and 18 and older.
• Limit 3 entries per person.

Contest winners will be selected by anonymous votes cast by Harvest Ball participants. Winners will also be announced during the party at the Harvest Ball on October 15, 2011 being held at Clock Tower Place in Maynard. Prizes will be awarded.



Or send an email to stowconservationtrustphotos@gmail.com with the following information

Name:
Age Category:
Conservation Property:
Title or caption for photo:

IMPORTANT:
1) By submitting a photo in the contest, you grant SCT non-exclusive, royalty-free rights for unlimited reproduction in print and electronic publications and promotional materials for an unlimited period of time. We will provide photo credit if we publish your image in print.
2) Be prepared to provide SCT with the written consent of anyone who appears in a photograph.

* An amateur photographer is one who practices photography as a hobby and not for profit.


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