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Join us for the BNYP After Party as we celebrate another incredible year of the Bloomington-Normal Young Professionals program! Set in the beautiful and historic Vrooman Mansion, this special evening is all about reflecting on the past year, celebrating the accomplishments of our members, and recognizing the dedicated individuals who have helped make BNYP such a success. Enjoy an unforgettable night of music, drinks, delicious heavy hors d’oeuvres catered by Epiphany Farms, and plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow young professionals. Drinks are included with your ticket, so come ready to relax, mingle, and celebrate! And don’t forget to bring your luck — you’ll have six different chances throughout the evening to win one of our exciting raffle baskets! With great food, drinks, music, prizes, and even better company, there’s no better way to close out the BNYP program year. BNYP members and guests are welcome and encouraged to attend!

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