FW: Get ready to enter the Garden of Good and Evil at the PPS Winter Bash

Join PPS at its 7th Winter Bash! Saturday, February 6, 2010 8 p.m. to midnight Location: 100 Westminster Street overlooking Burnside Park and Capital Center in Downtown Providence (directions) Theme: Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil Attire: From cocktail casual to funky formal, and bring a mask if you have one or buy one at the event! The Bash brings together hundreds of  people to celebrate our citywide preservation efforts. Latin-rock sensation Santa Mamba is back to heat things up, and with a full cash bar and mystery specialty bar, this is the winter preservation party not to miss! Tickets are $30 in advance; $40 at the door. VIP tickets are also available. Visit the PPS website for more information. Tickets may be purchased online, over the phone at 401-831-7440, or by mail using the mail order form. Tickets must be purchased by February 5 at noon to receive the advance discount. Co-Chairs: Jay Fluck * Christopher Marsella * Emily Meyer Committee: Lindsay Armstrong * Anthony Autiello * Oliver Bennett *  Jennifer Bostick * Melissa and Charles Brusso * Curt Columbus * Marc Crisafulli * Jerrold Dorfman * Barry Fain * Chris Fiore * Emily Hall * Kurt Kalberer * Libby Lord * Barbara Macaulay * Helen Macdonald * David Maceroni *  John Macliver * Kip McMahan * Leeds Mitchell * Pat and Terry Moran * Lee Morgan * Betsy Myers * Blythe and John Pariseault * Susan Phipps * Jessica Ricci * Paige Ryan * Ted Scholhamer * Michael Sweeney * C.C. Wall * Mack Woodward Platinum Masque Sponsor: Bank of America Gold Masque Sponsors: Bankers Life and Causality Company Duffy & Sweeney, Ltd. H. Carr & Sons, Inc. Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP LGC&D Wealth Management Marsella Development Corporation Nortek, Inc. The Foundry Associates Winkler Group Ltd. In-kind Donor: McLaughlin & Moran, Inc. Logo design by Watermark Design Formed in 1956, the mission of the Providence Preservation Society (PPS) is to improve the quality of life in the city of Providence through historic preservation and the enhancement of the built environment. We educate the public about protecting the city's strong identity and enhancing its rich architectural legacy. PPS also advocates for best city planning and development practices.