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Saturday, October 18th, 2025
Check-In: 5:30 PM | Event Start: 6:00 PM
The MEZZ
100 S Eola Dr #200
Orlando, FL 32801
Join us for Let The Night Shine: A Retro Remix Gala — a dazzling evening in the heart of downtown Orlando. This unique dine around event will feature an array of light bites from our culinary partners — a curated group of Orlando’s culinary scene — along with spirited beverages.
Step into a vibrant retro-inspired atmosphere with stunning uplighting, music, and an exciting auction. Be moved by a special film presentation highlighting a mission family courageously facing a Huntington’s disease diagnosis, followed by a paddle raise to directly support the Huntington’s Disease Society of America’s mission.
Dress up in your 70s disco glam (think sequins, bold colors, wide-leg jumpsuits, satin shirts, and statement accessories)and get ready to mix, mingle, nibble, and groove the night away — all while making a lasting impact for families facing Huntington’s disease.
Questions? Please contact:
Annelizabeth Atie
aatie@hdsa.org
Check-In: 5:30 PM | Event Start: 6:00 PM
The MEZZ
100 S Eola Dr #200
Orlando, FL 32801
Join us for Let The Night Shine: A Retro Remix Gala — a dazzling evening in the heart of downtown Orlando. This unique dine around event will feature an array of light bites from our culinary partners — a curated group of Orlando’s culinary scene — along with spirited beverages.
Step into a vibrant retro-inspired atmosphere with stunning uplighting, music, and an exciting auction. Be moved by a special film presentation highlighting a mission family courageously facing a Huntington’s disease diagnosis, followed by a paddle raise to directly support the Huntington’s Disease Society of America’s mission.
Dress up in your 70s disco glam (think sequins, bold colors, wide-leg jumpsuits, satin shirts, and statement accessories)and get ready to mix, mingle, nibble, and groove the night away — all while making a lasting impact for families facing Huntington’s disease.
Questions? Please contact:
Annelizabeth Atie
aatie@hdsa.org