Celebrate The Power of One with Jennifer Lawrence at the Frazier!
Together, the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation and the Frazier History Museum are thrilled to announce The Power of One, a benefit event to be held on the evening of Friday, July 14th at the Frazier History Museum. Jennifer Lawrence, film director, Francis Lawrence, and other cast members from The Hunger Games film franchise will attend in support of the foundation’s fundraiser (all subject to availability).
This event will celebrate how one person has the power to positively impact the lives of young people, artists, and the organizations that serve them. This experience curated for select guests is one that Louisville will never forget!
The evening begins with a photo opportunity, cocktail party, viewing of The Hunger Games: The Exhibition and dinner.
Tickets start at $1000. Specialty-themed drinks from Michter’s™ and hors d’oeuvres from Chef Dean Corbett and a cast of other prestigious Louisville chefs will be served throughout the exhibition experience leading up to a spectacular dining experience in the Frazier’s loft. A star-studded cast of talented local and national musicians, including Linkin Bridge, will entertain guests every step of the way.
PHOTO by: Marion Curtis
The Power of One party will stretch late into the evening with an after-party that starts at 9pm, concert and rooftop celebration. All guests who purchase general admission tickets will also have access to the rooftop celebration. Folks joining for the after-party only can join the fun at 9 p.m. and for $500, will have complete access to the festivities up until midnight. Click HERE for dance tickets.
Tickets are limited; event is 21+.
The Frazier History Museum opened its doors and welcomed The Hunger Games: The Exhibition to visitors this Spring. Louisville, KY, is the birthplace and home of one of the film’s stars, Jennifer Lawrence. Louisville is the fourth city in the world to host the exhibition. Exhibition tickets can be purchased HERE, a portion of the proceeds from every full priced admission ticket goes to the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation.
The Hunger Games: The Exhibition invites visitors to step inside and explore the world of Panem as created by the films. Hundreds of authentic costumes and props, high-tech and hands-on interactives and detailed set recreations reveal the amazing artistry and technology that brought these incredible books to life. Visitors will follow Katniss Everdeen’s inspirational journey, from her humble beginnings in District 12 to her emergence as the Mockingjay, sparking curiosity and excitement. The exhibit will feature seven galleries including District 12, Tribute Train, The Capitol, Making the Games, District 13, Fan Gallery and Katniss’s Journey.
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So much positivity from this hometown hero of Louisville.
Photo by Marty Pearl for the Courier Journal
Want to meet JLaw? Exclusive sponsorship opportunities and limited VIP tickets will be available for a select few to have dinner with Jennifer Lawrence on the rooftop of the Frazier History Museum. There is limited time to secure attendance and partnership opportunities. For sponsorship and VIP opportunities, including rooftop seating, please contact: Ina Miller, ina@inamiller.com
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As a proud member of the Frazier History Museum, I hope you’ll visit their museum and wander throughout it’s exhibits to allow your mind to wonder about the past and connect the pieces to show us how it shapes us today.
It’s best said by their founder:
“With a greater knowledge of history, we can fully appreciate the great difficulties and the great opportunities that lie ahead. By reconnecting with our past, we can renew a sense of who we are, what we stand for, and where we are headed.” – Owsley Brown Frazier
Their mission: Ignite the human spirit with thoughtfully crafted stories to spark curiosity about who we are and our connection to the future.
Their vision: To be a compelling destination about Kentucky’s culture, heritage, and its relationship to the world.
Learn more by clicking HERE.