Big Brims & Healthy Skin, presented by Duke Neal Medical, announced that it has moved to a nighttime event on April 4 at Ellendale Country Club.
Big Brims & Healthy Skin was created by Tiffany Adams, a Houma resident for 15 years. Adams was diagnosed with melanoma in 2019. “After being diagnosed with melanoma, it became a passion of mine to spread awareness regarding skin cancers and the importance of early detection,” says Adams. “I am very excited about this year’s new nighttime event. We’re looking forward to an evening full of exciting games, food, cocktails, and education.”
Since its inception in 2021, the organization has been able to fund numerous free skin cancer screenings in the Bayou Region in collaboration with Terrebonne General | Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. Proceeds from the event will support Terrebonne General | Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center prevention, screenings, and education programs.
Guests can expect to see new experiences, including a game night, glow-putting contest, pop-up shops from local boutiques, and an interactive presentation on how to identify skin cancer with Dr. Alexis Duke, MD, FAAD with Duke Neal Medical.
For ticket and sponsorship information, visit www.bit.ly/BigBrims.