A Night of Laughter & Music at The Alliance Coming To Sioux Falls

There's nothing better than spending a night laughing and listening to live music. But it's even better when it's for a good cause.

Mark this date on your calendar, Sioux Falls! The Sioux Falls American Legion Post 15 is hosting "A Night of Laughter & Music" on Friday, October 23rd at the South Dakota Military Heritage Alliance.

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This night is set to be full of celebrations, laughter, music, and community at The Alliance. More importantly, this night will help support the Sioux Falls American Legion Post 15.

For all the laughs, Sioux Falls American Legion Post 15 is bringing in Award-Winning Comedian and Ventriloquist Kevin Horner.

The music will be provided by local South Dakota artist Danica Michaels, who does a fantastic job bringing the country songs you love to life!

Here's what you need to know about A Night of Laughter & Music at The Alliance:

Join us on Friday, October 23rd, at The Alliance on West Russell Street. Doors open at 6:00 PM for a social hour and SILENT auction. The main show kicks off at 7:00 PM. Enjoy hilarious comedy from ventriloquist Kevin Horner, followed by country music artist Danica Michaels! Single tickets are just $50, or grab two for $80! Looking to bring the whole group? VIP Suites are available for $1,000 and include 10 tickets.

You're continuing the mission of Sioux Falls American Legion Post 15 by attending A Night of Laughter & Music. They actively are assisting serving veterans, supporting military families, and investing in local youth through programs such as Boys State, American Legion Baseball, Youth Trooper, scholarships, and veterans assistance in the Sioux Empire.

You can purchase your tickets now by clicking here. You won't regret attending this show. You're helping your neighbors.

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