MOBILE, Ala. — A combined fashion show and wine tasting will be held on Tuesday (Jan. 26) at Stewartfield on the campus of Spring Hill College, from 7 until 10 p.m.

“High Fashion for Low Vision” will benefit Community Services for Vision Rehabilitation (CSVR), a nonprofit medical clinic, which provides evaluation, education and care to those with vision loss.

Dress for the event will be business attire.

Features of the evening will include ladies’ evening gowns from Holiday Inc. and men’s clothing by G Harvell.

Wine will be supplied by Uncorked Fine Wine and Spirits of Daphne, and food will be catered by Chef Rob.

There will also be raffle items and door prizes at the event, including merchandise from Claude Moore Jeweler, Beau Rivage and Wind Creek Casino.

Admission is $50 in advance or $55 at the door.

Tickets are available in Mobile at Claude Moore Jeweler, Holiday Inc, G. Harvell and CSVR.

In Baldwin County, tickets are available at Uncorked Fine Wine and Spirits in Daphne, Cybele’s in Fairhope, Westminster Village in Spanish Fort and the Fairhope office of CSVR.

Tickets may also be purchased from any CSVR board member.

Officers include President Earl Monroe, Vice-President Brad Martin, Treasurer Bayne Bridges and Secretary Tricia Graham.

Board members are Dr. Elizabeth Coward, Dr. Mark Douglas, Dr. Alan Franklin, Dr. Melissa Hoercher, Chris Hume, Gail Leacy, Julie McGee, Karen McGill, Kathy Richardson, Dr. Mazen Sahawneh, Dr. Charles Salisbury, Dr. Christopher Semple, Rick Trione and Judy Wilson.

CSVR would like to thank their sponsors for this event, which include Linda Fontenot, Westminster Village Retirement Community, Cardiology Associates of Mobile, Regions Bank, Marsha L. DeBakey, South Alabama Regional Planning Commission, Morgan Keegan & Co., Saad’s Healthcare, Trudy White, Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Butera, Dr. and Mrs. Milton Wallace, Dr. Charles Parrott and Dr. and Mrs. John McMahon Jr.

For more information, contact CSVR at (251) 476-4744 or go to www.csvrlowvision.org