The vision for the Veterans' Dinner began 30 years ago when Snowline history teacher Todd Anton, a son of a WWII/Korean War highly decorated veteran, wanted to connect his students with their community and the sacrifice for American freedom. Thankfully, the Tri-Community Kiwanis Club rallied behind this idea to make it happen. The first dinner had nearly 100 veterans attend in 1994 and since then, the dinner has blossomed into a community event with over 1,000 veterans attending. For many of the initial years, the dinner was held at The Heritage School but overwhelming attendance required a new venue and thanks to the Snowline Unified School District, the Snowline Board of Trustees, and Serrano High School, we have found our new home. While this dinner honors our veteran's service, it also is a reminder of the great and unique community spirit that still can be found in America today. 

While tickets are free, attendees must have a ticket to enter. Please view this website for ticket locations. Due to demand and limited seating, there are limited tickets available. Each veteran attendee and their ONE guest must have a ticket. Limit of two tickets per veteran.