The event will also include menus prepared by renowned local chef Donny Ferneau, silent auctions with a vast selection of merchandise from Dillard’s, and eight once-in-a-lifetime international and domestic trips.

A reception with Zimmerman, sponsored by Roller Funeral Home, is scheduled for October 11 from 6:30-8:00 pm. Hosted by Greg and Lee Hatcher at home.

Growing up in upstate New York, Zimmerman attended the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. After working with some of the most respected names in the fashion industry for 20 years and raising a family, Zimmerman launched his own brand. Now available in over 350 specialty stores nationwide and at Diller’s stores in the Southeast.

This year’s luncheon host, Frazier, has interviewed some of Hollywood’s biggest stars since co-hosting Entertainment Tonight in 2014. He has won his five Emmy Awards and has hosted numerous shows and events, including the Emmy-nominated Game Changers alongside Kevin Frazier.

Proceeds from this year’s Boro Bash Luncheon will be used to renovate and expand Baptist Health maternal and infant areas, including the NICU, strengthening the health care system’s ability to care for more women and children in Arkansas.

Bolo Bash was first introduced in 1989 as a sit-down dinner for silent and live auctions. The event was founded by Margaret Price and the honorable Frank D. White with a country/western theme that inspired the name of the iconic Borohi bash. The dinner then evolved into a lunch-only event with a number of distinguished speakers.

Tickets for the reception or luncheon can be purchased online at baptisthealthfoundation.org. Tickets are $300 for the luncheon and $75 for the reception. For more information on either event, please call the Baptist Health Foundation at 501-202-1839.