Mom’s Weekend Fashion Show

Washington State University’s AMDT department presents to you the 34th annual moms weekend fashion show April 7 at 7:30! Come experience a show designed, produced, and presented by AMDT students. Join us before hand and enjoy our first ever wine garden presented to you by WSU viticulture club from 6 – 7:15 p.m.

There will be tabling in the CUB where tickets will be sold March 27th-31st, April 3rd-7th from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. They can also be purchased through ticketswest.com or on amdtfashionshow.com
Also be sure to follow our social media accounts to stay updated about the show and giveaways that will be happening!

Instagram: wsuamdtfashionshow

Twitter: WSU_FashionShow

Facebook: WSU 34th Annual Mom’s Weekend Fashion Show

Hope to see you and your moms there!
By Communications staff, Washington State University

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