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Chamber of commerce ends the year in style

The Renton Chamber of Commerce 2019 Monte Carlo Gala had auctions, games and cigar-rolling in the casino-themed event.

Guests gambled and danced the night away Saturday, Dec. 7, while in the lobby of the newly completed Southport Towers. Other activities included a silent auction, live auction and prizes throughout the night.

The gala had performances from America’s Got Talent finalist Benicio “Beni” Bryant and Renton’s PrimeTime A Cappella

A portion of the night’s proceeds went to Renton Schools Foundation, the rest supporting the chamber.

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Photo by Andre Osorio. PrimeTime Quartet A Cappella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photo by Andre Osorio. PrimeTime Quartet A Cappella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photo by Andre Osorio. PrimeTime Quartet A Cappella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Benicio Bryant performed at the gala

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

Photos by Andre Osorio. Evening host Tony Ventrella at the Renton Chamber of Commerce Monte Carlo Gala.

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