Access: Saturday Night Fever

Access, a program for Jewish young professionals, 21-35, hosted Saturday Night Fever, a disco themed party on Saturday, November 12th at The Hyatt Hotel in Downtown Cincinnati. Hundreds of people boogied the night away while popular Cleveland DJ, Terry Macklin, spun the tunes. Guests also enjoyed a photobooth, giant Twister 3-D, dessert bar munchies and a cash bar. Access is an initiative of The Mayerson Foundation. Visit www.jypaccess.org for more photos from this event! Photos by Rachel Rothstein

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Access: Saturday Night Fever
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