Arts Alliance Meat Raffle – Sunday

Whitewater Arts Alliance Meat Raffle Fundraiser

Event Date: October 27, 2024, 12-3pm (approximately)

Event Location: Second Salem Brewery, 111 W.Whitewater St., Whitewater, WI

Whitewater,WI – The Whitewater Arts Alliance (WAA) will host a meat raffle fundraiser at Second Salem Brewing Co. on Sunday, October 27, 2024, starting at 12:00pm and ending when all prizes have been distributed, approximately 3:00pm.

The meat raffle will take place throughout the Packer game, with numbered paddles sold for $5 each round, with multiple winners called each round. Prizes include locally sourced meat from Little Red Farms in Whitewater and Wilson Farm Meats in Elkhorn, as well as from Aldi in Whitewater. In addition, there will be a 50/50 cash raffle as well as ticketed bucket raffles for goods donated by numerous local businesses and community members. 

All proceeds from the raffle will directly benefit the Whitewater Arts Alliance, supporting their mission to promote and sustain the arts in our community.

About Second Salem Brewing Co.

Second Salem Brewing Company is a brewpub located on Cravath Lake in historic downtown Whitewater, Wisconsin. Back in the early 20th century, Whitewater earned the moniker “Second Salem” from the locals, owing to its association with witch gatherings around the Witchtower (better known as the Starin Park water tower),as well as eerie incidents, mysterious deaths, and other unworldly occurrences in the lake. These intriguing events, along with the distinctive figures and architecture of that era, constitute a shared history that sets our town apart,offering a trove of captivating tales to infuse into our exceptional brews.

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