Uncommon Cause 'Monster Ball' is this weekend

Courtesy-Columbus Area Arts Council

COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Uncommon Cause turns 50 this year, and the Columbus Area Arts Council (CAAC) is celebrating by throwing a "Monster Ball" party this Friday, June 26, from 7 to 11 p.m.

CAAC is taking over The Commons for the Monster Ball to raise funds to launch something legendary for Columbus.   

The night includes dinner, cash bar, live performances, a silent art auction, games, and interactive experiences.

Awards will also be given out for the most elegantly dressed and the most monstrous costume.  

Tickets are still available to attend the Monster Ball for $125. There is also a VIP Experience, which features an open bar with dedicated service line, reserved seating, and more for $225.   

For more information and to purchase tickets to the Monster Ball, go here.

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