Dubuque's River Museum Hosts Champagne & Chocolates November 10th

Yes, you read that right. Champagne and Chocolates returns to the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium to provide a night of elegant relaxation and shopping fun for adults; all amongst the amazing animals and displays that only Dubuque's River Museum can provide. Sip some bubbly while you browse the many unique speailty and gift items perfect for filling out your families stockings!

Credit: National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium

Start your holiday season and get a jump on that holiday shopping at Champagne & Chocolates this Thursday, November 10th from 6 to 9pm. Visitors to this special event will enjoy two free glasses of champagne, an assortment of desserts, a cash bar, and loads of store discounts.

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This event will also feature live music from Ralph Kluseman. A tru Beatles fan forever, Ralph covers an incredible number of their hits as well as tunes from Neil Young, America, Paul Simon, John Denver, Garth Brooks, Neil Diamond, John Lennon, Paul McCartney and many more.

This is your chance to find the perfect gift uniquely suited to everyone on your holiday shopping list. Their store will be fully stocked with a wide variety of clothing, jewelry, home décor, holiday decorations, children’s toys, local specialty items, and lots more.

During the event you will enjoy special discounts including;

25% off local wines
30% off regularly priced merchandise
40% off holiday items

Check out these pictures from the 2019 Event

Tickets are just $10 for members and $15 for non-members to attend this one-of-a-kind event. Space is limited so make sure to purchase your tickets in advance here. Guests must be 21 years or older to attend Champagne & Chocolates at the National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium. Sponsors for this years Champagne and Chocolates event include; Mike Finnin Ford, Envision Tees, The Whoo Chocolate Co., and Family Beer & Liquor.

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