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Nursery School plans fundraising Snow Ball

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KENT, Conn. —The Kent Community Nursery School’s board of directors will present a Winter Snow Ball on Saturday, March 1, from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Community House, 93 North Main St.

Kent Community Nursery School students explore colors with paint. The school will hold a Snow Ball on March 1. Photo contributed

There will be small bites, cocktails, music, dancing and plenty of community fellowship.

General admission is $35. Silver Sponsors, which includes two admissions, two drink tickets and two Pocket Lady chances, pay $200, and a Gold Sponsor, with four admission tickets, four drink tickets and four Pocket Lady chances, pay $300. Platinum Sponsors pay $500 for six tickets, six drink tickets and six Pocket Lady chances.

The nonprofit nursery school, located at 6 Bridge St., offers play-based full or half-day programs for ages 3 to 5. Scholarships are available.

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