The REES Theatre is inviting the community to a Halloween party unlike any other. On Friday, October 24, The REES will transform for "A Monster Ball: Thriller at The REES," the theatre's big Halloween fundraising event — and organizers hope it marks the start of a new annual tradition.
From 6:00 to 11:00 PM, guests can enjoy a night packed with Halloween fun, music, dancing, costumes, and a few surprises along the way.
The event will feature DJ entertainment provided by David "Cookie" Cook's DJ business, along with live singers, tarot readings, a costume contest, a silent auction, treats, drinks, dancing, and more.
Organizers encourage attendees to dress up, dance, and have fun — all while supporting The REES.
This isn't just a Halloween party — it's a fundraiser for The REES Theatre. Every ticket purchased and every silent auction bid helps the organization continue bringing movies, live entertainment, special events, and community programming to the historic theatre in downtown Plymouth.
Tickets for the Friday night, October 24th event are $60 per couple, which includes 2 drink tickets, or $35 per person, which includes 1 drink ticket
Attendees are encouraged to come ready to dance, enjoy treats and drinks, have their tarot cards read, and show off their costumes.
Organizers are also looking for volunteers to help with this year's Monster Ball. Anyone interested in lending a hand is encouraged to reach out.
Sponsorship opportunities are available as well. Businesses or individuals who would like to support the fundraising event and The REES are invited to contact the theatre for more information.
For tickets and more information, visit The REES Theatre.
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