Fundraiser for SAFE Harbor is diversified entertainment
SOPHIE GLORIA Hull Shadow was successful selling 50/50 tickets during the Blackout Bingo and Murder at the Drag Show event.
DAVID DURGELOH, who is a teacher at Salish Kootenai College, was entertaing as the evening’s Bingo caller during the March 30 event at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino in Polson.
ROXANNE DUCKWORTH of Polson won a game of Bingo and chose a large stuffed bunny from the prize table.
HEX SHADOW was one of the performers during the Bingo Blackout and Murder at the Drag Show event held March 30 at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino in Polson. The event was co-sponsored by SAFE Harbor, based in Ronan, and the Salish Kootenai College Spirit of Many Colors organization. (Joe Sova photos/Lake County Leader)
A PERFORMER whose stage name is Anita Shadow wore several types of attire during the drag show portion of the event in Polson. It was co-sponsored by SAFE Harbor and the Salish Kootenai College Spirit of Many Colors organization.
IT WAS a sellout for the Blackout Bingo and Murder at the Drag Show event at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casinon last Saturday, March 30. The evening was co-sponsored by SAFE Harbor and the Salish Kootenai College Spirit of Many Colors. (Joe Sova photos/Lake County Leader)
It was a sellout crowd for Bingo Blackout and Murder at the Drag Show, a unique event held last Saturday, March 30 at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino banquet room in Polson. The event was co-sponsored by SAFE Harbor, based in Ronan, and the Salish Kootenai College Spirit of Many Colors organization.
The outreach event featured Bingo games all evening long. Between some of the Bingo games were performances during the “drag show.” A highlight of the evening was to have those attending solve the “murder mystery” and win special prizes. Peole at each table collaborated to answer questions such as in the game of Clue.
According to SAFE Harbor Executive Director Dana Grant, three tables came the closest to getting all the answers to the questions correct.
The emcee for the evening was Miss Jade, who grew up in Arlee and now lives in the Portland, Ore., area. There were performers from Missoula and Bozeman, going by stage names of Hex Shadow and Anita Shadow. Miss Juicy Bouvier was a Diana Ross lookalike who was “spot on” in dancing and lip synching “I’m Coming Out.” The emcee and performers were all volunteers for the event.
David Durgeloh, who is a teacher at Salish Kootenai College, was entertaing as the evening’s Bingo caller.
Those attending the outreach event came from as far as Great Falls.
According to SAFE Harbor, the festivities were a way to celebrate “the diversity of life.”
next event: plans developed for a May event
According to Grant, the next SAFE Harbor event is coming up in May. Details will be announced at a later date.