Saturday, October 26

Halloween Monster Ball

Join us October 26th for the inaugural Halloween Monster Ball featuring food, fun and dancing to the incredible sounds of The Kiland Band.

By Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Beta Beta Sigma Chapter

Date and time

Saturday, October 26 · 7 - 11:59pm CDT

Location

Norris Center, Red Oak Ballroom

618 Northwest Loop 410 Norris Center San Antonio, TX 78216

Refund Policy

No Refunds

About this event

Join us October 26, 2024 from 7pm to 12am at the Red Oak Ballroom for the inaugural Halloween Monster Ball featuring food, fun and dancing to the incredible sounds of The Kiland Band.

Must be 21+ or older

VIP All-Access ($125):

o Express entry starting from 7:00pm.

o VIP-ONLY AREA WITH BAR SERVICE AND PLATED MEAL

o VIP front stage for premium views and seating.

General Admission ($75):

o Main door admission and high top table

o Cash bar

Costume Policy:

• Masks or face wear must be removable for proper identification checks.

• Face painting or alterations should allow your face to remain recognizable for venue identification.

• Any costume item on the head must be removed during security checks.

• No weapons, toy/fake weapons, or replicas allowed.

- Respectful attire encourged. This is adult event.

Get ready for an unforgettable night of music, dancing, and Halloween fun at the Monster’s Ball in San Antonio! 🎃👻

Questions? MonsterBallSanAntonio@gmail.com

FEATURING ENTERTAINMENT BY THE KILAND BAND

Kiland is one of the most phenomenal artists of the 21st Century. This gifted and powerful author, singer, songwriter and poet of truth captures his Audience of all ages whenever he performs.

Kiland has performed and produced with such music Legends as Al Green, Stevie Wonder, Johnathon Butler and Smokey Robinson. To date he has written over 400 songs, jingles, and produced numerous projects. Early in his music carrer he was selected out of 800 national entries and presented the Sony Innovators Award for his vocal and composition skills by the Sony Corporation, since then, he has produced numerous Television, Broadcast and Theatrical productions including the “Debra Duncan” talk show for ABC Channel 13 KTRK in Houston, TX.

Kiland currently performs to SOLD OUT Venues and captures his listener with his smooth voice and passionate orchestrations. Not only is he a vocalist, pianist, guitarist, composer, producer and arranger but a father as well. He writes, arranges, and produces his own music. His talent is forthcoming and can be compared to Luther Vandross, Donny Hathaway, and Stevie Wonder. His musical influences are mainly jazz and classical. He is a self-contained Artist with a classic stage presence.

Organized by

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Beta Beta Sigma Chapter

The Beta Beta Sigma chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was the first of the Divine Nine to be chartered in San Antonio, Texas. Chartered on December 26, 1926, the chapter also holds the distinction of being the oldest alumni chapter in the Gulf Coast Region of Phi Beta Sigma. During its 96-year history, the chapter has been a community partner at the International, Regional and State levels of the fraternity.

The chapter counts among its achievements the establishment of the San Antonio Negro Chamber of Commerce (now the Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce) in 1938, as part of the fraternity’s National Bigger and Better Business program. Throughout its history, members of the chapter have been leaders in the San Antonio community. Among them are Thomas L. Holley, principal founder of the Alamo City Black Chamber of Commerce and the Industrial Engineering department at Prairie View A&M University. Charles A. Whittier, MD, founder of the Whittier Clinic, civil rights leader, and the namesake of the Whittier Medical Society. R. R. Davenport and W. L. Walker, editors of the San Antonio Register weekly newsletter

Today, the chapter’s programming includes locally supporting the Ella Austin Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Texas, the Leapfrog Foundation for sports and education, and the Elf Louise Christmas Toy Drive. Our national programming includes support for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life, March of Dimes, NAACP, Project VOTE, American Heart Month events, V.I.T.A. (volunteer income tax assistance).

The chapter’s signature programs include, the Blue Tuesday business networking events, Sigma Café, Black Spend Initiative – supporting small business, Sigma Got Soul (70/80s themed dance), the Sigma Golf Classic tournament benefiting the Leapfrog Foundation, and the Adopt-A-School reading partnership with San Antonio Youth Literacy, to provide reading assistance and new books to elementary aged children.

$75 – $950