National Night Out: U.N.I.T.Y Rally
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National Night Out: U.N.I.T.Y Rally

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I am excited to be hosting this year’s National Night Out at Emancipation Food Truck Park (2311 Winbern St. between Live Oak & Holman)! We will have live entertainment including Wombè & Floetic Sounds as well as a few Poets of Houston alongside  VideoDj B Light, Houston Fire fighter and long time friend!

This community fundraiser is benefitting nonprofits I support and you can also update your voter registration as well as sign up to volunteer!

Deux What Cha Wanna LLc (food truck) will be on site, they accept cash and card!
This is a free event, all are welcome
seating is limited, early arrival is encouraged or bring a lawn chair

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Tiffany Scales
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