Our Zebulation event, held on November 4 from 6 to 8 p.m., will be a celebration of our Zebulon historic district. It will feature the launch of our new preservation awards, a Zebulon Memory Project film highlighting Ruth Moss, Community Leader and Teacher, and a catered BBQ chicken dinner, at the Olde Raleigh Distillery in downtown Zebulon.
Tickets are selling quickly and attendance is limited to allow for social distancing. Tickets are pre-sale only; none will be sold at the door.
Tickets are $30 for PZ members with an active membership. They are $40 for guests. We will offer tickets until the event is sold out, and attendance will be capped. Last year, we sold out several weeks before the event. Your ticket will include:
· BBQ chicken dinner by a local caterer
· Iced tea and water; cash bar on site
· Film of Ruth Jeanne Allen Moss, Community Leader and Teacher
· Launch of our new Preservation Awards
· PZ year recap and a special announcement of plans for 2022
· Celebration of our Zebulon Historic District
Attendance is limited to allow for social distancing. No tickets will be sold after October 28.
Get your tickets at Zebulation 2021 – Preservation Zebulon’s Annual Celebration by Preservation Zebulon, Inc. (givelively.org) Online tickets will have an extra processing fee added to their order. Or mail your check made payable to Preservation Zebulon at 214 E. Horton Street, Zebulon, NC 27597.
Our Zebulation Annual Celebration will celebrate the Zebulon area’s long history as told through the structures in our town and by Ruth Moss, a pillar of our community.
Tell your friends and get your tickets today!
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