Standup Comedy for Charity

Ready for a night full of laughter?

WHO'S PERFORMING

Rahn Hortman (host)

Rahn Hortman is a clean, clever, and Rahn Hortman (host) relatable comedian whose humor finds laughter in life’s everyday moments. His laid-back style has been seen all over the country, and he’s built a loyal audience with millions of views on social media. Rahn has television appearances on the Circle Network, JFL TV, Nickelodeon’s “Nick Mom Nite Out,” Comedy Time TV, The TBN Network, and MAVTV, and he was a semi-finalist in the ABFF Comedy Wings competition (HBO). He can also be heard regularly on Sirius XM radio and taped his first special, “Good Game,” on Dry Bar Comedy. Rahn has performed at clubs, churches, colleges, corporate events, cruise ships, and on national tours — including his second National Tour with Anjelah Johnson on her “Who Do I Think I Am?” tour. Named Creative Loafing’s “Best Stand-Up Comedian” (2019) and a top finisher in major comedy competitions, Rahn brings both humor and heart to every stage. As Founder and President of the Healing With Humor Foundation, Rahn uses laughter to raise awareness and support for sickle cell anemia — a cause close to his heart.

Sierra Layko

Sierra Layko is an up-and-coming comic based in St. Petersburg, FL. With a dry wit and a keen eye for life’s everyday absurdities, Sierra finds humor in the moments most people don’t think twice about. A regular at the legendary Side Splitters Comedy Club, she’s opened for nationally touring headliners including Michael Ian Black, Chris Kattan, and Yannis Pappas.

Steve Miller

Relying less on jokes and focusing more on a storytelling style, Steve deals with topics ranging from his own health (poor) to the political climate (even worse). Steve’s background in improv and theater help him bring a high level of comfort to the stage that always translates into a great show. Tampa’s Creative Loafing Magazine named Steve the best young Comic for 2012 saying, "His Loud opinionated and charming personality is made for the stage." In 2014 and 2018 their readers voted Steve the best local stand-up comedian. Steve has had the pleasure of sharing the stage with some of Comedy’s biggest names, including Jim Jefferies, Amy, Schumer, Bryan pose Henn and Kyle Kinny Steve has been heard on SiriusXM satellite radio and seen on Fox Television.

James Yon

James Yon is a high energy, fun loving, feel good teddy bear of a performer that loves to make people laugh. He invites every audience member to come along for the ride that is his crazy life, from growing up with brutally honest grandmother in the south and the never ending struggle of being a husband and a father. He can be heard on IHeart radio’s “Real Laughs on 104.1”. James tours clubs and casinos all over the country from Orlando to Las Vegas bringing the funny as part of his mission to make the world laugh.

SHOW DETAILS

Date: April 3

Doors Open: 6 pm

Performance starts: 8 pm

Beverages: Soda, water, beer, wine, and mixed drinks will be available for purchase. No drink minimum. CASH ONLY. No outside beverages are allowed.

Food Truck Service: A food truck will be on site for meal purchases from 6 pm to 8 pm. You are allowed to bring in only the food from the food truck to eat at your seat. (See below for their menu.)

Snack Service: Snacks will be available for purchase. CASH ONLY. No outside food is allowed (except the food truck service).

Tickets are $29 for the front section, $24 for the middle section, and $19 for the rear section. All seats are assigned seating

Seating: Assigned seating.

Elk Membership: Elk membership is NOT required for this event, as this is a fundraiser and membership drive event.

Parking: Free parking is available at our location.

Smoking and Vaping: We do not permit smoking or vaping inside our facility. We do have designated smoking areas outside.

And no, you do not need to be an Elk to attend this event.

ABOUT THE CHARITIES

A portion of the proceeds will benefit a local charity - Healing With Humor Foundation

The Healing With Humor Foundation has a two-fold mission - to raise awareness about Sickle Cell Anemia and to provide aid to those affected by it. By taking on negative perceptions, the non-profit organization aims to create a more empathetic society. They offer emotional, spiritual, and financial support to individuals and families, with the goal of improving lives and building a stronger, more supportive community.