Red & White Social
Saturday 22 Aug, 2026
Join us on Saturday 22 August 2026 for the inaugural Red & White Social. Grab a front row spot for the iconic Flare Run, enjoy canapés served throughout the evening, and kick things off with complimentary welcome drinks on arrival. Make your way to the Schuss Bar, dressed in your best red and white. Whether you’re channeling vintage ski chic or simply found the only red jumper in your wardrobe, every outfit is welcome, with prizes for the best dressed.
More than just a great night out, the Red & White Social is raising funds for Thredbo Ski Patrol, helping purchase essential equipment and medical supplies for the volunteers who keep the mountain safe all year long. The evening will feature a live auction and raffle packed with unique items, including once-in-a-lifetime Thredbo mountain experiences, all in support of Thredbo Ski Patrol.
Tickets are limited and expected to sell quickly, so secure yours early and be part of the very first Red & White Social. Follow our social channels for event updates, entertainment announcements, and everything you need to know before the big night.
If you’re unable to attend but still keen to support Thredbo Ski Patrol and win one of the terrific prizes up for grabs, you can purchase your raffle ticket here.
Raffle & Auction Items Include:
❄️ First Tracks Club Experience
❄️ Private Ski Lesson
❄️ Grooming + Fireworks Experience On Mountain
❄️ Kareela Hutte Lunch valued at $200
❄️ Guided Dead Horse Gap Ski + picnic
❄️ Pair Of Armada Skis worth $1300
❄️Rossignol 2027 Backside Ski Outfit worth $1999
❄️Breville Dual Boiler Coffee Machine worth $1800
❄️Mammut Barryvox Avalanche Beacon worth $900
…and so much more!
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Thredbo sits on the traditional land of the Monero – Ngarigo people who have looked after this land, water and community for over 60,000 years. We thank them for all they have done and continue to do to look after their country, a special place which we all love and respect.
