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International Swimming Hall of Fame Fund Raiser features Wine Tasting and Presentation on Macedonia

The International Swimming Hall of Fame welcomes the Honorary Consul General's Office at their Fund Raiser October 6, 2010.

2010-09-17
HOLLYWOOD, FL, September 17, 2010 (Press-News.org) The Opening of Republic of Macedonia Honorary Consulate General's Office at the International Swimming Hall of Fame Fund Raiser will take place on Wednesday, October 6, 6pm-9pm at the International Swimming Hall of Fame. The cost is $50 to attend.

The Schedule is as follows:

6pm-8pm

Enjoy Wine Tasting by Uncorked Wine Events featuring
"Vine 2 Wine"
With Green and Black Organic chocolate bar you'll learn about chocolate, from its mere start as a bean to its creamy, delicious finish as a candy bar. Then, our wine enthusiast will take you on a wine journey from Molina's picturesque viens to some exceptional wines. Your senses will explode to life as you partake of two of life's most delicious indulgences, Wine and Chocolate.

Additional refreshments provided by Pollo Tropical and the St. Dimitrija Macedonian Orthodox Church.

7pm
Official Welcome and Announcements

8pm
Republic of Macedonia Presentation
Honorary Consul General Dana Klein will give a brief overview of Macedonia. The program will conclude with a traditional Macedonian dance demonstration.

The International Swimming Hall of Fame is located at One Hall of Fame Drive, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316. Checks are to made payable to the International Swimming Hall of Fame. RSVP is requested to 954-462-6536 ext. 207


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[Press-News.org] International Swimming Hall of Fame Fund Raiser features Wine Tasting and Presentation on Macedonia
The International Swimming Hall of Fame welcomes the Honorary Consul General's Office at their Fund Raiser October 6, 2010.