FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Jacksonville, Fla. February 2, 2017 On Saturday, March 4th, at 6:30-9:30 P.M., the Cool Moose Café is hosting the third Claws for a Cause, Lobster Bake, to benefit the Memorial Park Association, a nonprofit dedicated to the preservation and protection of Memorial Park.
Laurie Jarvis, co-owner of Cool Moose Café, said, We look forward to hosting another great event this year and hope to raise even more funds to help Memorial Park Associations efforts to maintain and preserve one of Jacksonvilles premier parks.
A ticket for the event will include:
- Cocktail hour
- Silent Auction
- Dinner with: Clam Chowder, Fresh Maine Lobster, Steamers, Mussels, Corn, Potatoes and a Made From Scratch Dessert (There is also a Vegetarian and Chicken option available.)
Tickets to the event are $65 and can be purchased here or by calling the Cool Moose Café. Updates for the event can be found on Facebook.
For all media inquiries, please email: mluthin@memparkjax.org
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About Memorial Park and the Memorial Park Association
Memorial Park is located at 1620 Riverside Ave., between Margaret Street and Memorial Park Drive in Riverside near the 5 Points area of Jacksonville, Fla. Established in 1986, The Memorial Park Association is a nonprofit charitable organization serving its mission to enhance, promote and preserve Memorial Park as the premier historic park in the City of Jacksonville. Designed by the famed Olmsted Brothers and dedicated on Dec. 25, 1924, it is the only park in the state dedicated to the 1,220 Floridians who lost their lives in service during World War I. In 2012, the Memorial Park Association initiated major planning efforts to restore and rehabilitate Memorial Park to its original grandeur, culminating in the development of a viable master plan that will serve as the foundation for continued restoration efforts. Learn more about Memorial Park and the Memorial Park Association here or visit them on Facebook or Twitter.