Jay Leno headlines PACER Center’s May 11 benefit

Jay Leno, one of the country’s premier comedians, is bringing his popular brand of humor to PACER’s 31st Annual Benefit on Saturday, May 11, at the Minneapolis Convention Center.

Tickets are available now for his show that will support PACER Center programs for children with disabilities and their families.

Leno’s “everyman” style and personality have made him a late-night talk show leader for decades and have helped him earn millions of fans worldwide. He’s performed hundreds of comedy shows around the U.S. for more than 20 years and remains passionate about performing in front of live audiences.

Benefit tickets include Leno’s performance as well as the Benefit’s silent and live auctions. The evening begins at 6 p.m., and tickets start at $65. A pre-benefit gourmet dinner is available by separate ticket, and a post-concert patron party is available for people purchasing benefit tickets of $140 or more.

The benefit supports free PACER Center programs for children with disabilities and their families as well as PACER’s National Bullying Prevention Center. To reserve tickets, visit PACER.org or call (952) 838-9000.

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