Back by popular demand! Join us for the 3rd annual ACA Lion’s watch party! All supporters, members, and friends of ACA are welcome.
Please RSVP using form at washtenawaca.org/lions or navigate to it with QR code provided.
Food, game broadcast, games, and activities for kids will be provided. Cash bar available.
All proceeds go to benefit the mission of the Washtenaw ACA, a 501c3 non-profit organization.
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Some events require ticket or RSVP. If subscribed to calendar, please continue to check WACA Event pages for updated details and to confirm attendance.
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