The Buffalo Sabres’ Sabrehood Sisterhood holiday tree painting workshop Tuesday, Dec. 8, at KeyBank Center is sold out, according to the team’s updated announcement.
The event, presented by Azuna, begins at 6:30 p.m. in the arena’s 1970 Club and is expected to last about 2½ hours, according to the Sabres’ announcement.
What the workshop includes
Participants will create a custom, Sabres-themed vintage holiday tree during an instructor-led session. All supplies and instruction are included.
The workshop will guide participants through painting a 13-inch tree, adding lightbulbs and a star, and applying a glaze. The finished decoration will be ready to take home and display, the team said.
Admission also includes exclusive access to view the Buffalo Sabres locker room. Complimentary food and beverages will be available, including alcoholic and nonalcoholic options.
The Sabres also announced raffles and prizes, along with opportunities for fans to connect while working on their trees.
An event for female hockey fans
The workshop is the Sabrehood Sisterhood’s first event of the season. The initiative brings women together through fan events centered on their interest in hockey and the Sabres.
The team said both longtime fans and women who are new to the sport are welcome in the initiative.
With the Dec. 8 workshop sold out, the Sabres encouraged fans to watch for future Sabrehood Sisterhood events later this season.
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