Rochester Rotary Club is hosting a high-energy fundraiser featuring a pig roast and entertainment by the Dueling Pianos
Get your tickets today and get ready for an unforgettable evening of delicious food, lively entertainment, and community impact as the Rochester Rotary Club presents “Hog Wild on the Keys” on Friday, May 29, from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Rochester Community House. Tickets are $45 per person.
This festive fundraiser will bring together friends, neighbors, and supporters for a spirited night featuring a traditional whole pig roast, great fellowship, and the high-energy sounds of Brian Griffin and his popular Dueling Pianos show. Guests can expect an interactive musical experience filled with audience requests, sing-alongs, laughter, and nonstop entertainment.
Proceeds from the evening will support the humanitarian work of Rotary International, including its historic global campaign to eradicate polio. Rotary has helped reduce polio cases worldwide by more than 99.9 percent and continues to work to eliminate the disease through vaccinations, education, and international partnerships. Funds raised will also support Rotary initiatives that strengthen communities through clean water projects, education, healthcare access, peacebuilding efforts, and local charitable programs.
“This event combines everything people love — outstanding food, incredible live entertainment, and the opportunity to make a real difference,” said Ernie Schaefer, the event organizer from the Rotary Club. “Every ticket purchased helps support meaningful projects that improve lives both locally and around the world.”
Guests will enjoy:
- A full pig roast and hearty dinner
- Live entertainment by Brian Griffin’s Dueling Pianos
- Dancing, laughter, and audience participation
- Fellowship with community leaders and supporters
- The opportunity to support life-changing humanitarian projects
Daniel Bologna of Via Cucina Downtown Rochester shared, “It was a pleasure to be part of such a community-driven event. I admire how Rotary brings people together to use their skills, time, and resources to improve the community. I’m truly honored to be recognized with the Best Taste award and to contribute to such a meaningful event.”
Paul Tinaj of Paul’s on Main added, “We’re incredibly grateful to the Rochester Rotary Club for hosting such a well-run event and bringing the community together. It’s an honor to be recognized, and we truly appreciate everyone who stopped by and supported us.”
commitment to conservation and community service. (Pictured right: Jerry Carvey, Lisa Thompson Carvey (daughter), Clara Carvey (wife), and Mayor Bryan Barnett.)
