What kind of Chocolate Affair attendee are you?

01.10.23

The Chocolate Affair is Saturday, February 4

Live and in person, meet us at the movies for The Chocolate Affair! Between a screening of short films at the historic Lyric theater, a premiere of our original documentary, an afterparty with a live jazz band, and chocolate treats aplenty, there are so many ways to experience the night. What kind of attendee will you be?


1. The Red Carpet Star 

This is a movie premiere, after all! Some familiar faces, like Board Members Albert Miller and Athena Haniotis, will even be making their film debut in our original documentary.  

So put on your glad rags and get ready for your closeup—we’ll have an actual red carpet, a Hollywood-themed photobooth and a professional photographer to help make the night a memory that lasts.


2. The Chocolatier

It wouldn’t be The Chocolate Affair if it didn’t satisfy your sweet tooth. Satisfy your inner Willy Wonka with chocolate fondue and classic movie theater snacks, along with a cash bar and tasty hors d’oeuvres.


3. The Charm City Cheerleader

Come together with a crowd of people who are just as passionate as you are about supporting our Baltimore community, and show your friends and family a little bit of the work you do every day!


4. The Movie Buff

Experience a night at the movies with a lineup of inspiring short films that connect us to our humanity and underline the Health Care for the Homeless mission. Help celebrate Baltimore filmmakers and lift up their voices, all leading up to the premiere of our original documentary.


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