Queen's Empire Ball

Prepare to step back in time and immerse yourself in the glamour and elegance of the Regency era at the 2nd Annual Queen's Empire Ball, to be held on May 17th at Belmont University’s Fisher Center. The event is a fundraiser for the National Museum of African American Music in Nashville, Tennessee.
Inspired by the beloved Bridgerton series, this enchanting fundraiser promises an evening of grandeur and sophistication in support of the museum. Guests will don their finest Regency era attire as they mingle amidst the stunning backdrop of the Fisher Center, transformed into a scene straight out of 19th century London.
Entertainment will transport attendees to a bygone era, including a string quartet, a classical violinist adding a modern twist with hip-hop selections arranged in Regency style, a magician, a dance troupe demonstrating traditional Regency era dances before inviting guests to join in the merriment.
To add to the ambience, guests will be greeted and announced by a traditional town crier, adding to the authenticity of the experience. Additionally, a horse-drawn carriage will be available for professional photo opportunities.
Her Majesty Queen Charlotte and her illustrious court will lead the festivities, including the much-anticipated Queen's Promenade. Guests will indulge in exquisite cuisine, sip on signature adult beverages, and peruse the latest edition of Lady W’s social papers, brimming with gossip and news from the city's aristocratic circles.
And with lively fashions expected to grace the ballroom, a list of retailers specializing in period garb is available on the event website for those seeking the perfect ensemble.