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Bust out the sequins, cue the BeeGees

May 8, 2025 | Mountain Events

Person in white suit dancing on disco floor.

The Mountains Community Hospital Foundation thanks the community for supporting last year’s Le Grand Picnic. “We’re Stayin’ Alive and hustling our way into the 31st annual Le Grand Picnic – our biggest fundraiser of the year!” said Kim McGuire, the Foundation’s executive director.

This year’s Le Grand Picnic will be on Sunday, July 20, from 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. The evening will be packed with fun, music, delicious food, fabulous auction items and incredible generosity – all for a great cause!

The money raised at this event goes toward lifesaving equipment and essential hospital improvements, making a real difference for patients and their families. Last year, the hospital opened its new front entrance and patient registration areas. They dramatically improved patient safety by purchasing four new defibrillators and a hands-free voice and messaging system to improve staff communication.

Don’t miss out on this event. Early-bird pricing ends May 31; this event always sells out fast. Secure your ticket – or your table – and guarantee your place on the dance floor.

For more details and to purchase your tickets or sponsorships, visit the Le Grand Picnic website: https://event.auctria.com/35135be0-6376-4c63-9d0f-12116118fcfd/ (or https://bit.ly/4jAQhwB).

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