When: Fri, Feb 16, 2024
Time: 5:30pm
Where: The Business Club
Address: 400 & 404 Mill Street Bristol, PA 19007
Price: $55 per ticket. Includes a ticket to the show, a buffet-style meal & drinks!
Vegetarian options available | Price includes taxes and gratuities | Must be 21+
Cuisine catered by Lem Lem’s catering
A Raisin in the Sun starts at 8pm, seating begins at 7:30pm at BRT (120 Radcliffe Street Bristol, PA 19007)
Join us for a pre-show meal and mingle at Bristol’s new event venue, The Business Club! Enjoy the play, A Raisin in the Sun, and an optional post-show conversation with director Lisa Strum, cast, and local community leaders at BRT. With a single ticket, attendees gain access to a multifaceted event that combines culture, cuisine, business, and entertainment. The night begins with a sophisticated pop-up shop featuring a curated selection of products and services created by black entrepreneurs.
Attendees can browse and purchase unique items, from fashion, accessories and beauty care all while supporting local businesses. As the evening progresses, a delectable buffet of diverse cuisine awaits. Networking opportunities abound, with professionals from various fields engaging in meaningful conversations. This is the perfect environment to foster connections, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations. To cap off the night, a thought-provoking and entertaining performance of the play, A Raisin in the Sun, by Lorraine Hansberry takes center stage at BRT.
As the evening progresses, a delectable buffet of diverse cuisine awaits, reflecting the rich culinary traditions of African American, soul food. Networking opportunities abound, with professionals from various fields engaging in meaningful conversations. This is the perfect environment to foster connections, exchange ideas, and explore potential collaborations. To cap off the night, a thought-provoking and entertaining performance of the play, A Raisin in the Sun, by Lorraine Hansberry takes center stage at BRT.
A Raisin in the Sun fearlessly interrogates the American dream in the face of racial and economic challenge, one of the greatest plays ever written in the English language.
