Parrots of the Caribbean party returns on Aug. 26
MONTGOMERY – Billed as “Madison’s Premier Beach Party,” the 15th annual Parrots of the Caribbean celebration will return Aug. 26 when Rotary Club of Madison hosts its signature event and major fundraiser.
‘Parrots’ will convene at Insanity Complex from 6 to 11 p.m. This evening of community celebration will feature live music, tasty food, outdoor activities and libations.
“Once again, Parrot-heads and music lovers are invited to don their grass skirts, Hawaiian shirts and island wear to enjoy dancing, dining and drinks in a fabulous island theme,” publicity chair Mike Keenan said. “Parrots has grown from a small gathering of Madison Rotarians to a spectacular event attended by nearly 700 guests from all over the Southeast.”
Back by popular demand, Calypso Vision and Juice will be keep guests in a party mood with their upbeat sounds. “Calypso Vision, a good ol’ rock and roll band with an island theme, will get you started dreamin’ of good times and riches as well as boats, bars and beaches,” Keenan said.
“Juice, the featured musical guest, will energize the evening with their playing of rhythm & blues, funk and party-and-dance mix that is sure to get you moving,” Keenan said. “Come sit back, relax and enjoy the show or dance the night away. Fins up, Madison!”
Old Black Bear will fire up the grills once again to provide delicious Caribbean-style fare to satisfy appetites. Soft drinks, domestic and craft beers, wine and spirits also will be sold. Guests can browse raffle baskets and bid in a live auction during the evening.
Advance tickets are $20; tickets at the event are $25. All guests must be 21 years old minimum with valid identification. Coolers, pets, strollers and outside food and drink are not permitted. This event will be held rain or shine.
For more information, contact any Madison Rotarian; leave a message at 256-564-2075, email madisonrotary@gmail.com or visit madisonalrotary.org/parrots or Facebook/Parrots of the Caribbean.
Rotary Club of Madison is an award-winning community leader that supports local community service and vocational leadership projects, along with international initiatives. All proceeds from Parrots benefit these projects and are vital to the continuation of the club’s year-round “Service Above Self” efforts.
Rotary clubs have been serving communities worldwide for more than a century. Today, 1.2 million Rotary members participate in 34,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas.
