Sunday, April 19, 2015

8th Annual Blue Hydrangea Progressive Tea to benefit Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky hosted by Historic La Grange

“To every woman who has suffered the devastating effects of ovarian cancer…Your courageous walk through treatment, survival, and the shadow of death will forever haunt us and gives us the motivation to continue the fight in your honor and memory.”

~Blue Hydrangea Tea founders~

Rob Morris Chapel Jefferson Street Downtown LaGrange.

Free to All GYN Cancer Survivors ~ Please Call O.A.K. to Register Survivors 502-708-1625

$10.00 In Advance

$15.00 at the door

Purchase Tickets now!
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Tickets can also be purchased at Karen's Book Barn and Serendipity Cafe and Gifts. $15 at the door and $10 in advance.

Each year, Downtown La Grange opens up its beautiful streets and stores on a spring Sunday in April to benefit Ovarian Cancer Awareness, O.A.K, Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky. Spend the afternoon shopping and sampling teas and treats in 20+ merchants/restaurants on or near Main Street. All proceeds benefit OAK. The tea is brought to you by the merchants of Main Street and Discover Downtown La Grange. Our event sponsor is Baptist Health La Grange. Look for our gorgeous teal and turquoise bows and balloons. Wear your spring hat!

Survivor Blessing, 12 noon, Rob Morris Chapel
Registration, 1pm at Rob Morris Chapel

For more information call 502-269-0126 or email director@discoverlagrange.org

Free to ALL GYN Cancer Survivors: Simply give your name & indicate you are a GYN Survivor: even if you are in treatment or not: you are free for the Tea event. PLEASE email us to register as a GYN Survivor at info@oakky.org
◾Blue Hydrangea Progressive Tea Party: This event began in 2008, when a local merchant, Cindy Adams, learned she had ovarian cancer. Adams decided she’d take the national event and make it local and a progressive one, where guests could sample teas at each shop as they made their way down Main Street in La Grange. Cindy died March 31, 2009, just a few weeks before the tea, but her legacy lives on in this event, which is held on a Sunday in spring each year in conjunction with Baptist Health LaGrange. One-hundred percent of the proceeds from this event go to OAK (Ovarian Awareness Kentucky).