Prattville Arts Council hosts Taste of Prattville fundraiser March 21

Prattville Arts Council will host Taste of Prattville, a ticketed fundraising soirée set for March 21, 2026, at 6 p.m. at the Doster Center / Doster Community Center, the City of Prattville announced in an immediate-release issued Feb. 27, 2026. Proceeds from the $50-per-person event will support children’s creative and performing arts workshops in Prattville and provide an arts scholarship for a Prattville high school student who plans to continue education in the arts.

Organizers describe the event as a community-centered evening celebrating Prattville’s culinary scene and arts programs, with tasting stations provided by Prattville-area restaurants, a silent auction, and live musical entertainment to encourage conversation and networking. The press release notes the mix-and-mingle format replaces the Council’s previous Honoree Dinner and is intended to offer “a more engaging, accessible experience while still ensuring responsible use of grant and city funding.”

Kellie Carter, Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Prattville, framed the event around local partnerships and youth opportunity, saying, “Taste of Prattville is a wonderful example of how food, art and community can come together in a meaningful way.” Carter added, “By supporting local restaurants and investing in arts education, this event strengthens our community today while creating opportunities for the next generation.”

Ticketing and participation details in the press materials list $50 per person for admission and encourage businesses and individuals to donate silent auction items to support the fundraiser. For ticket information, sponsorship opportunities, or to donate a silent auction item, organizers direct residents to “visit Taste of Prattville or call 334-595-0850.” Media and event contacts provided in the release are Mynecia Steele, Cultural Arts and Special Events, at 334.595.0851, and Taylor Rucker, Special Events Coordinator, at 334-595-0853.

Promotional outreach for the event is already underway on local social channels; an Instagram fragment from the Prattville Creative and Performing Arts Council notes the group is “kicking off its Celebration of the Arts with a savory twist at Taste of Prattville.” The press release frames Taste of Prattville as reflecting Prattville’s continued commitment to creative inspiration and community connection while directing proceeds to hands-on youth programming and a scholarship aimed at a Prattville student pursuing further arts study.

The Prattville Arts Council and City of Prattville present the March 21 event as both a fundraiser and a community networking opportunity that channels ticket revenue into classroom-style workshops for children and a named scholarship for a local high school student interested in advancing in the arts.