The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County has named Cole Horner and Lauren Womack as Late Party chairs for the 53rd annual Heritage Ball. Click for More Events
Presented by Atmos Energy and the Tractor Supply Company Foundation, the Heritage Ball will return to Harlinsdale Farm on Saturday, Sept. 12. Tennessee Equine Hospital will sponsor the Late Party, and tickets are now on sale.
The Late Party will take place in a dedicated lounge inside the Harlinsdale Barn and include an open bar, desserts from Flavor, a 360-degree photo booth and late-night pizza from Flour & Forge’s wood-fired oven. Guests can also enjoy music and dancing until 11 p.m.
Hosted by the Heritage Foundation’s Next Gen Advisory Board, the Late Party is designed to engage a new generation of supporters in Williamson County preservation efforts.
Horner has served on the Heritage Foundation’s Next Gen Board for two years. He works as a legislative assistant for the Tennessee House of Representatives and is pursuing a master’s degree in public administration at the University of Tennessee’s Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs.
Womack is a cardiovascular intensive care unit nurse at Ascension Saint Thomas West and has been accepted into the University of Tennessee Health Science Center’s doctoral program for adult-gerontology acute care and family nurse practitioners. She has also held philanthropic and leadership roles at the local, state and national levels.
The couple has lived in Williamson County for five years and attends Brentwood Baptist Church.
Late Party tickets are available now. Tickets and tables for the Heritage Ball will go on sale in August, and the online auction launches Aug. 6.
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