You are invited to the OPEN Madison Annual Dinner, Feb. 5!

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We invite you to join us for our annual dinner, a celebration of the work that OPEN does for LGBTQ professionals, executives, students, artists and our allies. This year, we welcome as keynote speakers Judi Trampf and Katy Heyning, one of four couples that challenged Wisconsin’s constitutional amendment defining marriage as between one man and one woman. Click here to learn more about Judy and Katy at ACLU’s website.
Menu:
Field Green Salad |  Assorted baby lettuce with toasted Almonds, cranberry, and a raspberry dressing
 
Duet Entrée of Roasted New York Strip and Salmon |  Roasted New York strip loin of beef with a peppercorn demi-glace paired with salmon filet in a honey dill sauce.  Served with roasted baby red potatoes and chef’s selection of seasonal vegetables
Or
Wild Mushroom Strudel (vegetarian/vegan) | A medley of wild mushrooms layered in phyllo dough with Wisconsin wild rice
 
New York Cheesecake with Door County Cherries
Schedule:
Registration & Cocktail Hour | 5.30-7 pm
Guests Seated for Dinner | 7:15 pm
Program & Keynote Speakers | 7:30-8:15 pm
Event Ends | 9 pm
 
Click here to view Sponsor Benefits & Levels
Deadline is Monday, January 26th!
 
Click here to reserve Private Table for (8) 
 
Click here to secure Individual Tickets (registration closes February 1, 2015)

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