A Magical Mardi Gras Ball

Makers of Music and Dreamers of Dreams come to a Magical Mardi Gras Ball!

The Voilà Foundation will present our premier annual fundraiser on Saturday, March 1, 2025. Our 10th Annual Voilà Mardi Gras Ball will feature a dinner buffet with a New Orleans flair and an open bar.  We'll enjoy live music for everyone's dancing pleasure, a dazzling charity auction powered by Handbid, and live cirque performers from our friends at The Off Centered Project. 

Like the 9 Mardi Gras Balls before, this one will ...

“Laissez les bons temps rouler!”  

ORIGINS of VOILÀ MARDI GRAS BALL

Mardi Gras, literally Fat Tuesday, has grown in popularity in recent years as a raucous event. But its roots lie in the Christian calendar as the “last hurrah”  before Lent begins on Ash Wednesday.

The origins of the Voilà Mardi Gras Ball are simpler to trace. From the beginning, Voilà A Salon in historic Roswell began giving back to the community. Starting with small Cut-A-Thons at the salon benefiting an individual in need, then steadily growing each year into elaborate events at local venues that raised thousands of dollars.

Voilà A Salon

In the summer of 2015, the salon formed the Krewe of Voilà and created Roswell’s Inaugural Mardi Gras Ball. On the heels of that success, a new organization was formed - The Voilà Foundation, a 501(c)(3) Georgia Charitable Corporation. And with this nonprofit status, the Voilà Mardi Gras Ball became an annual tradition benefiting worthy causes in our community.

CARING with STYLE

Some of the most glittering spectacles of Mardi Gras happen behind closed doors at grand balls thrown by Krewes for their members and lucky guests.  While most balls are invitation-only, our Mardi Gras Ball welcomes one and all and we give the proceeds to one charitable cause!

Our 2025 Premier Fundraiser Will Benefit ~

The Voilà Foundation is delighted to work with Perfect Harmony Health once again!  This wonderful, local charity focuses their work on ... Creating access to life through the meaningful power of music.

 

Their mission is to provide free and reduced price therapeutic, educational, and performing arts-based resources to families of individuals with neurologic, developmental, and neurodegenerative disease and dysfunction.  This includes, but is not limited to - Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Developmental Delay, Mental Health, Alzheimer's and Dementia.  As a therapy and resource center, PHH offers clients accessible and meaningful care that connects on an emotional level, is intrinsically motivating, and affects the brain at the neural level.  PHH also offers access to the medium of music, and as Hans Christian Anderson once wrote, "where words fail, music speaks".