| 19th Annual Our Kids Soup Sunday |
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soup sunday serves our kids
Nothing hits the spot on a cold, winter day like a bowl of hot soup, and your family can feast on a variety of offerings during the 19th Annual Our Kids Soup Sunday presented by U.S. Foods on Sunday, Feb. 26. The event benefits Our Kids, a nonprofit that provides expert medical evaluations, crisis counseling and other services to children and families affected by child sexual abuse. During the event, more than 50 local restaurants will serve up their creations for guests alongside celebrity judges. Other highlights entail a silent auction and children’s activities, including balloon artists, clowns, a caricaturist, magicians and more. Soup Sunday takes place from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. at LP Field Club Level West, 1 Titans Way, Nashville. Tickets at the door are $25 adults, $10 ages 2 - 17, free ages 1 and younger. Your best bet is the family package for $45 which includes two adults and all children in your household. Receive a discount if you purchase tickets prior to Friday, Feb. 24. Call 341-4917 or visit ourkidscenter.com.
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