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Jesse Walker's 9th Annual 'Bunny Hop' Presented by SLUG Magazine

  • Garage On Beck 1199 Beck Street Salt Lake City, UT, 84103 United States (map)
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9TH ANNUAL ‘BUNNY HOP’ EASTER BRUNCH AND DANCE PARTY, SUNDAY APRIL, 21ST TO BENEFIT INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE (IRC) IN SALT LAKE CITY

On Sunday, April 21st the Garage on Beck Street will host Mr. Jesse Walker’s 9th Annual ‘Bunny Hop,’ presented by SLUG Magazine. This Easter Sunday celebration includes a brunch buffet, prizes, and award winning local DJ’s playing only vinyl records from brunch to sunset. Guests can also hunt for eggs, enjoy surprise guest artists and an appearance by the real Easter Bunny.

Funds raised at the Bunny Hop will benefit the IRC in Salt Lake City and the refugees they serve, supporting important programs helping refugees positively integrate into our community.

The day-long ‘hop’, which attracts an alternative crowd ranging in age and identity carries a tradition of community interaction and goodwill, helping attendees release a healthy dose of spring fever while making a positive social impact.

Information:
Date is Sunday, April 21, 2019
Location: The Garage, 1199 Beck St, Salt Lake City, UT 84103
Event Hours: 11:00 A.M. to Sunset
Donation: $15.00 per person at the door, $10 pre-sale available at http://www.24tix.com
A portion of the proceeds go to: International Rescue Committee (IRC) in Salt Lake City

About the Egg Hunt and Prizes:
Hundreds of eggs which can be found throughout the day are stuffed with candy and prizes. A large, grand prize (TBD) will be awarded to the crowd favorite for Easter Flair Spirit.

The IRC and the United States have a long history of warmly welcoming the world’s most persecuted people. Generous supporters around the world have pledged their time and resources to helping refugees start anew. The minute these brave individuals step off the plane in Salt Lake City, IRC staff and volunteers are there to help them on the final leg of their journey.

Utah remains committed to being a welcoming community for the world’s refugee population, evidenced by the amount of support and interest the IRC in Salt Lake City has received over the past year. We provide many opportunities to get involved and send a message of hope to refugees in our community.

Learn more about the work of the IRC in Salt Lake City by visiting Rescue.org/SaltLakeCity.

More details can be found at:
http://ncm.newcitymovement.com/

**Art concept by Johnny Peppinger/Jesse Walker with original illustration by Christian England**