Black Tie or Blue Jeans

Jennifer Huber, Amy Lay and Mitch Huber.

Studio 66

Shadowbox Live’s Black Tie or Blue Jeans fundraiser was held Oct. 11 at the troupe’s new building on Front Street. The 117 guests enjoyed appetizers, while VIP guests were served a dinner banquet. The event, which featured live and silent auctions as well as music by house band BillWho?, raised $37,000 to benefit Shadowbox Live, a nonprofit organization. Tickets were $50, VIPs $100. (Photography by Studio 66; IDs courtesy Shadowbox Live.)

This article appears in the February 2012 issue of Columbus Monthly

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