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Dinner in the Dark
- Dates: June 25, 2025
- Times: Doors 6:00pm
- Admission: Single Admission $150
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5 Points Music Sanctuary
1217 Maple Avenue SW
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Phone: (540) 795-5618
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Join us for a profound evening of empathy and understanding at Dinner in the Dark.
Guests will be blindfolded to simulate the experience of dining without sight, fostering a deeper appreciation for the challenges faced by the blind community.
With thoughtful catering from Pumpernickel Pickle and specially paired wines from the 5PTS Wine Vault please don't miss your chance to enjoy your Dinner in the Dark.
5 Points Music Foundation is recognized 501c3 whose mission is to pursue the power of sound through live events that support access to music therapy, hearing loss advocacy, and accessibility initiatives. Read our story at 5pointsmusic.com.
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Dinner in the Dark
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- Roanoke, VA 24016
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- Single Admission $150
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