5th Annual Savannah’s Premier Kentucky Derby Party, Presented by The Olde Pink House and Park Place Outreach, Inc. Together, The Olde Pink House and Park Place Outreach, Inc. are partnering to host Savannah’s Premier Kentucky Derby Party to support programming for homeless, runaway and at-risk youth in the Savannah community. Attendees will have the opportunity to watch the 150th Kentucky Derby via livestream at Savannah’s must-attend Derby Party while enjoying unlimited Pink House cuisine and cocktails, including Woodford Reserve Mint Juleps and Casa Herradura Margaritas.
Olde Pink House Executive Chef Vincent Burns and his accomplished culinary team will prepare a wide range of Derby-themed culinary delights, including Braised Beef Short Ribs, Kentucky Hot Brown Sandwiches, Baby Back Ribs, Deviled Eggs, Chicken and Shrimp Tacos, Cucumber Tea Sandwiches and Banana Pudding.
The Olde Pink House will also host competitions for Best Bow Tie, Best Hat/Fascinator and Overall Best Dressed, awarding special prizes in each category. Live music will be provided by The Fractions, a popular local band performing original material as well as rock classics, pop and country.
Guests are invited to participate in a silent auction featuring a three-day, two-night trip to the award-winning Woodford Reserve distillery in Versailles, Kentucky as well as a private barrel selection. In addition, a special raffle will offer a range of items, including a signature Pink House spirits basket, Woodford Reserve golf bag and round of golf at Savannah Quarters Country Club.
Proceeds from Savannah’s Premier Kentucky Derby Party will benefit Park Place Outreach’s programming to support at-risk youth in the Savannah area. Services include emergency shelter, transitional living, crisis intervention, family preservation, and homelessness diversion services. Must be 21+ to attend this event. Tickets are $100 per person and can be found at theoldepinkhouserestaurant.com
Saturday, May 4
4p-7pm
Olde Pink House Restaurant
East St Julian Street between Abercorn Street and Drayton Street
