Reservations for the Chamber of Commerce’s annual honors dinner are due by Monday, April 8.

The annual event featuring announcement of the Business Person of the Year, several other award presentations, live entertainment, cocktail hour and dinner will be at 6 p.m. on Friday, April 26, in the Community Center.

The black and white-themed event requests guests to wear black and white semi-formal attire. The best-dressed male and female, in keeping with the theme, will receive a prize.

Tickets are $65 single or $120 for a couple. No tickets will be sold at the door.

Tickets can be purchased at the Chamber’s website, fountainhillschamber.com, or call the office, 480-837-1654.

A magician, Brad Zinn, will mingle among the guests during the cash bar cocktail hour, said event organizer Sharon Morgan.

New Chamber member, Dr. Kaveh Karandish of Fountain Hills Pediatric & Internal Medicine, will provide piano background music during dinner.

Instead of a sit-down dinner or buffet, Morgan said food stations will offer “something tasty for everyone” at a meat or turkey station, cold station with veggies and salad; pasta station, mashed potatoes and gravy, and desserts.

Award nominees

Vying for Business Person of the Year are Stephenie Bjorkman, Sami Fine Jewelry & Unique Gifts; Carolyn Redendo, Sofrita; Scott Schlossberg, Farmers Insurance Agency, and Larry Webster, HS3 Roof King and HS3 General Contracting.

Other awards will be given to the Community Volunteer of the Year, Under 40 Business Professional, Ambassador of the Year, Customer Service Chamber Volunteer, Tourism and Health Services Award.

Also Entrepreneur of the Year, Non-Profit of the Year and Teacher of the Year.

Mayor Ginny Dickey will select the winner of the Mayor’s Award.