Daybreak Rotarians are already busy planning the 22nd Annual Winterfest set for Saturday, February 24 at Tan Tar A, and they've landed on a theme: Back To The Beach/Margaritaville.

The theme will bring a fun, summer theme to the popular event held every year at the final stretch of winter, and aligns with the massive buyout/rebranding for Tan Tar A that was announced earlier in 2017.

Winterfest has become a signature yearly event and one that hundreds of people look forward to each year.  Not only because the event is such fun with its Silent and Live Auction, delicious food, and band (the iBerry’s), but because it is a Party with a Purpose. Daybreak Rotary gives to more than 40 lake area charities each year with funds from Winterfest and the annual car raffle, which is held each spring.  Over $600,000 has been raised from these two special events, all for lake area charities including Kids Harbor, CADV, Hope House, Lamb House, Medical Missions, Wonderland Camp, Lake Area Industries and many more.

For the “Back to the Beach/Margaritaville” theme, costumes are encouraged but not required. 

View photos from Winterfest 2017 & 2016:

'Once Upon A Time' Mystery & Fantasy At Winterfest

Gallant and elegant costumes gave a magical feel to Winterfest on Saturday, Feb. 25.

Winterfest is a yearly signature event that draws hundreds of people for a Silent and Live Auction, delicious food, Wine Pull, and live entertainment (The i-Berry’s). This year’s theme was “Once Upon a Time.”

Photography by CarolaPix. All photos under copyright protection.

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A Roaring '20s Party At Winterfest

Fedoras, feather boas and all the flair of the roaring '20s came out to the annual Winterfest, put on by the Daybreak Rotary Club. Event proceeds raised funds for local charities.

Photography by CarolaPix. All photos under copyright protection.

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Major Winterfest Sponsors:  Central Bank of Lake of the Ozarks, mPix, Redhead Lakeside Grill and Shawnee Bluff Winery. Sponsorships at all levels are available with corresponding promotion and benefits. Contact Carolyn Davinroy at 314-609-1405 for more information on sponsorships.

Daybreak Rotary meets weekly at the First Family Church on Hwy 42 across from School of the Osage at 7:30 am.  Breakfast is available and visitors are always welcome.

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