Alpha Gamma Delta Parents Weekend Tailgate

Saturday, October 18, 2025 12:30–3:30 PM

Location
between the Quad Center and cater lawn, infront of Broun Hall !
Description
Alpha Gamma Delta is excited to host our annual Parents Weekend Tailgate, a special event for our sorority members and their families to enjoy great food, quality time, and meaningful community together. The tailgate will take place before the Auburn vs. Missouri football game on Saturday, October 18th.

While we are still waiting for the official game time to be announced, the event will likely be held in the early afternoon near the Quad Center. We look forward to a fun and memorable day spent with loved ones and sisters alike!
Website
https://calendar.auburn.edu/event/alpha-gamma-delta-parents-weekend-tailgate

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