2026 Chaska Bash Scheduled for Feb. 21


The 2026 Chaska Bash for Hawks fans has been moved up and will be held on Feb. 21 at the Chaska Event Center.

Now in its 18th year, the Bash is held annually to celebrate accomplishments in academics, athletics and arts while raising funds for future needs. The event runs from 6:30 to 11 p.m., with a dress code that honors tradition — Hawks gear in purple and gold.

The Bash is a fun-filled evening of entertainment for past, present and future supporters of Chaska High School. Heavy appetizers and beverages are provided, along with a variety of activities, raffles, games and a DJ to keep the dance floor moving.

Hawks fans will recognize many past Bash-funded enhancements and improvements throughout the school and athletic facilities. A full list of supported projects from previous years can be found on the Bash website.

Many CHS teams, parents, community supporters and affiliated groups donate items — such as merchandise, themed baskets or unique experiences — for the auction, which is open both before and during the event.

Sponsorships are one of the best ways to support Chaska academics, arts, athletics and activities. Individuals or organizations interested in sponsoring the Bash at any level are encouraged to contact the committee or donate through the Bash donation website.

Tickets can be ordered online, with early bird savings available through Feb. 2. Those who purchase early bird tickets will be entered into a drawing for a free family Chanhassen/Chaska Athletics Pass (a $250 value).

Direct donations may be mailed to:
Chaska Bash
545 Pioneer Trail
Chaska, MN 55318

Volunteers are also needed for various tasks before, during and after the Bash. Those interested in helping are encouraged to register for a specific activity and time online.

For questions, email ChaskaBash@gmail.com or call 612-414-6597.

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