OSPREY, FL – August 28, 2025 – Time is running out to take advantage of early bird ticket pricing for Big Waters’ Party in Paradise. Discounted tickets are available only through August 31, or until the limited supply sells out. Guests are encouraged to act quickly to secure their place at this one-of-a-kind evening supporting land and water conservation.
On Saturday, November 8, Party in Paradise: Into the Night will transform Big Waters’ Bay Preserve headquarters in Osprey into a glowing nocturnal oasis. Attendees will enjoy an evening filled with culinary delights, signature cocktails, live entertainment, Midnight Bazaar Market, and dancing under the stars, all in celebration of the region’s natural beauty and the community that works to protect it.
Early bird tickets are nearly sold out. Following the August 31st deadline, prices will return to full admission. Now is the time to secure a seat for an inspiring evening that brings together art and nature.
The event begins at 6:00 pm with cocktail attire requested. General admission tickets include open seating, while VIP tables with premium placement are available through sponsorship opportunities. Guests will also enjoy high-tops, cocktail tables, and lounge seating throughout the preserve.
Introduced as the successor to the organization’s long-standing Palm Ball gala, the first Party in Paradise raised more than $350,000 to advance Big Waters’ mission of protecting land and water for the benefit of people and nature.
To purchase tickets, explore sponsorship opportunities, or learn more, visit bigwaterslandtrust.org or contact Dawn Lansing at d.lansing@bwlt.org or 941.918.2100.
About Big Waters Land Trust
Big Waters protects land and water for the benefit of people and nature. Through strategic collaborations with individuals, organizations, and government, the nonprofit ensures access to clean water, fresh air, nutritious food, abundant wildlife, and natural spaces to enjoy. Their vital work strengthens our resiliency to storms and floods, enriches lives, and helps safeguard our community for generations to come. Learn more at bigwaterslandtrust.org.
