PRESENTED BY
May 6th, 2023
4:30-7:30 pm
Arlington Hall | 3333 Turtle Creek Boulevard
Derby Attire - Valet Available
The Turtle Creek Conservancy will host the 15th annual Kentucky Derby Watch Party and Fundraiser, Day at the Races, presented by Truist Bank, on Saturday, May 6, 2023 from 4:30-7:30 PM at Arlington Hall. We are pleased to announce this year’s leadership includes Event Chairs Katherine and Austin Wyker, Underwriting Chair Gail Corder Fischer, and Honorary Chairs Olivia and Charles Hasty. We will honor the memory of Pierce Allman and Max Wells, two lifelong and dedicated supporters of the Turtle Creek Conservancy.
We invite you to attend this exciting event. In addition to watching horses compete in the Kentucky Derby during the greatest two minutes in sports, guests will enjoy a spirits tasting garden, Southern-inspired cuisine, dancing, and the opportunity to celebrate the beauty and tranquility of Turtle Creek Park. Plan for a unique VIP arrival experience curated by renowned influencers Tanya Foster and Alicia Wood.
The Turtle Creek Conservancy is a nonprofit organization committed to the conservation, preservation, and exceptional care of Turtle Creek Park and Arlington Hall, while creating a public space for physical and mental wellness, connection, entertaining, and educational programs.
Event Chairs
Katherine and Austin Wyker
Honorary Chair
Olivia and Charles Hasty
Underwriting Chairs
Gail Corder Fischer
Advisory Chairs
Lisa Cooley
John Clutts
Michael Faircloth
Kim Hext
Advisory Influencers
Tanya Foster
Alicia Wood
Host Committee
Andrea Alcorn
Sami Arslanlar and John Clutts
Monet and George Ball
Gina and Ken Betts
Ciara and Hunt Biggers
Calvert Collins-Bratton and Vincent Bratton
Pam Busbee
Christie Carter
Kenneth L. Christensen
Katherine and Key Coker
Lisa and Clay Cooley
Katie and Christian Corts
Hattie and Travis Cowan
Garry Cox and Don J. McDermett
Annette Crow
Kimberly Blanton-Day and Daniel Day
David Davis and Michael Faircloth
Nancy Diebolt
Leslie and Bryan Diers
Alyssa and Christopher Divis
Tammy and Jeff Duclow
Ann and Bob Dyer
Melissa and Brent Ellis
Lora Farris
Lynn Fisher
Patti Flowers and Thomas Swiley
Laura and Bill Floyd
Tanya and Pete Foster
Sara Lee and Stan Gardner
Kristin and Josh Gerst
Susan and Michael Glassmoyer
Carla Gourley
Shannon Graham
Amy Green
Annie and Teal Griffeth
Kim and Greg Hext
Teffy Jacobs
Marianne Jett
Kaleta Blaffer Johnson
Di Johnston
Paula and Jeffrey Jones
Maggie Kipp
Tracy and Ben Lange
Dianne and Marc LaRoe
Alejandra Lopez
Anne MacDonald
Tim Maitland
Alison and Michael Malone
Rebecca Marabito
Rhonda and Fraser Marcus
Lynn and Allan McBee
Anne and John McPherson
Tracy Mott
Greg Mykytyn
Elsa Norwood
Mary Martha and John Pickens
Kim and Terry Quinn
Andrea Reich
Rebecca Rochelle
Jill and Tracy Rowlett
Mitzi and Travis Sartain
Angela Seaman
Dawn Weeks Spalding
Kristen and Peter Swanson
CeCe Turner
Caroline and Mattson Uihlein
Stacey and Reid Walker
Candace and John Winslow
Ellen Winspear
Alicia and Scott Wood
Sara and William Woodall IV
Merry and Brady Wyatt
TCC Staff
Tiffany Divis, President & CEO
Chris Denney, Director of Membership and Development
Sarah Sanford, Director of Operations and Events
Chris Filomio, Director of Park Operations
Board of Directors
Bob Kriscunas, Chairman
Michael Bobbitt
Reanae Clark
Leigh Danley
Peter Dauterman
Sarah Dodd
Lesli Gray
Wendy Messmann
Reuben Naranjo
August Reichenbach
Sonya Rose
Laura Ryan
Jeanie Schwappach
Lauren Smyth
Claudia Stool
Gerald H. Stool
Gary Webb
Directors Emeritus
Larry Hysinger
Marshall Mills
Frank Reedy
Turtle Creek Conservancy
The Turtle Creek Conservancy is a nonprofit organization committed to the conservation, preservation, and exceptional care of Turtle Creek Park and Arlington Hall, while creating a public space for physical and mental wellness, connection, entertaining, and educational programs.
Turtle Creek Park is free and open to all.
At the Turtle Creek Conservancy,
CONNECT: we bring people together who share a love of Turtle Creek Park
CARE: we tend and maintain Turtle Creek Park and Arlington Hall
CONSERVE: we protect this natural treasure in the heart of the city
