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Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, TN – Earlier this year, Austin Peay State University and the Candlelight Ball Committee announced they would host a virtual Candlelight Ball at 7 p.m. on Saturday, May 8, instead of a traditional, in-person event. This seemed like the best option because last year’s ball was canceled by the COVID-19 pandemic, but as this year’s event approaches, organizers see the online format as a way to celebrate the University with more members of the APSU community. “Although we are unable to host an in-person event, we are excited of the possibilities of opening this premier APSU event to the entire public so that the entire community and APSU family can get a glimpse into what the Candlelight Ball is all about,” Nikki Peterson, director of Alumni Relations, said. “We hope each of you will take advantage of this online celebration and join us in supporting deserving APSU students through the Candlelight Ball Scholarship Endowment!” ....
Clarksville NowAustin Peay State University s Candlelight Ball in March 2019. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – The 37th annual Candlelight Ball will be virtual this year, instead of the traditional, in-person event. Last year’s ball was canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The university and the Candlelight Ball Committee initially hoped to host an in-person ball this May at the Omni Hotel in Nashville, but that city’s safety protocols made it difficult to organize a large-scale, black-tie event, according to a news release. “This was a hard decision to make, because the Candlelight Ball is not only this university’s premier social event, but it also raises money for student scholarships,” Dannelle Whiteside, interim APSU president, said in the release. “We will miss seeing and connecting with everyone in person this year, but I hope we can still come together as a community to support our students during the virtual event. ....