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Tickets Still Available for Child & Family Center’s Viva Las Vegas
| Monday, Jan 8, 2024
Viva Las Vegas

Child & Family Center invites you to Viva Las Vegas at the Sand Canyon Country Club on Saturday, Jan. 20, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

KTLA’s Chris Schauble will host the party, which features “live” performances by Frank Sinatra and Elvis, casino games and more.

Ticket sales for the event end Jan. 17.

Sand Canyon Country Club, which is located at 27734 Sand Canyon Road in Santa Clarita, will be transformed into an exciting, glitzy, Las Vegas nightclub and casino. The iconic “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign will be out front as showgirls welcome guests with a glass of champagne.

Guests will be given $150 in casino cash to play craps, roulette, poker and blackjack. Fantastic prizes for those gamblers who come out on top. The back patio will provide top-shelf bourbon tasting and cigars for sale.

One lucky guest will win a week-long trip to Las Vegas in a two-bedroom condo. The exclusive package includes tickets to seven exciting shows!

The $150 ticket price includes welcome champagne, heavy hors d’oeuvres, Sinatra and Elvis concerts, $150 casino cash and bourbon tasting. Proceeds benefit Child & Family Center, which provides mental health services, drug and alcohol treatment and domestic violence services to over 950 clients each month. This event is certain to sell out!

For information and to buy tickets, visit https://www.childfamilycenter.org/viva-las-vegas/
or contact Cheryl Jones at (661) 259-9439.
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