The Ad Club 4Qs

Simply put, the 4Qs is a series of quarterly bashes that celebrates the advertising community in St. Louis. We seek out the coolest venues in town, get some sweet schwag and prizes, gather up some of the finest local professionals and spirits around for an evening of laid back fraternizing.

Did we mention it is all in the spirit of giving back… to each other and to our community. Each event is themed with a charity in mind that benefits from fundraising at the event. Plus we give out all kinds of prizes to acknowledge the awesome folks that attend.

When Are These Events?

We throw one bash a quarter. So typically, you can expect one every January, April, July and October . . . but we’ll keep you in the know on the Ad Club site.

How do we manage to pull it off?

Through gracious company sponsorships and donations, of course!

Each Q event has Sponsors who back the events in exchange for excessive promotion and plugging of their company. To sponsor an upcoming Q event, shoot an e-mail over to Nan and we’ll make it happen.

To donate your branded goods and gifts to be given as a prizes or fundraiser items, please let us know and we can arrange pickup. Download the 4Qs Donation Form and send it over to get started.

Q2: High-Rollers and Hooch
April 29th | 5:30 - 9 pm
The Thaxton Speakeasy

Hey wise guys and gals, here’s your chance to win $25,000 in cash! Gather around the poker and blackjack tables and gamble your way to outrageous prizes from Genovese Jewelers, plus enjoy live music, free food, and adult beverages!

All it takes is $20 for entry and chips! Not only will you have a shot at BIG money and cool prizes, but you’ll also be helping out a local non-profit organization, Beverly Farm.

Thanks to our Official Sponsor, XPEDX, and special contributors, O’Fallon Brewery and Luxco.

FAQs

How can I win $25,000?
Roll the dice and if the letters spell out W-I-N-N-E-R, you’re gonna get your hands on some serious dough!

What is Beverly Farm?
Beverly Farm is a planned community for adults with developmental disabilities that provides physical and emotional security and the opportunity to learn skills for everyday life.