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Castle Monday

A Family-Friendly Kickoff to Giving Tuesday

Monday, November 30, 2026
Joslyn Castle | Omaha, Nebraska

Join us for a festive evening at the Castle while helping local families build safe, stable futures together.


Explore Sponsorship Opportunities


Tickets available beginning October 1

Celebrate the Season at Joslyn Castle

Castle Monday brings our community together for a family-friendly evening filled with holiday fun and a purpose.


Explore the Castle, welcome special visitors from the North Pole, browse our silent auction, and enjoy food, drinks, and activities for the whole family.


More than a holiday celebration, Castle Monday is Village Roots’ kickoff to Giving Tuesday and an opportunity to stand with local families experiencing housing instability.

Holiday Magic

Experience Joslyn Castle during the holiday season and watch for special visitors from the North Pole.

Holiday Shopping for a Good Cause

Bid on thoughtfully curated packages, experiences, gifts, and local favorites, or grab a bottle of wine from the Wine Pull.

Food and Fun

Enjoy food, drinks, and family-friendly activities throughout the evening.

A Meaningful Mission

Learn how Village Roots helps families overcome housing instability and remain safely together.

Become a Castle Monday Sponsor

Castle Monday sponsorships offer local businesses and community partners a meaningful way to stand with families while receiving recognition before, during, and after the event.


Sponsorship opportunities include event tickets, prominent recognition, and ways to connect your organization with an evening dedicated to stronger families and a stronger community.


Sponsors confirmed by November 1 will be included in printed event materials.

Join Us at the Castle

Save the date now and bring your family, friends, or coworkers for an evening of holiday fun that helps local families build stable futures.


Tickets available October 1.


Monday, November 30, 2026

Joslyn Castle
3902 Davenport Street
Omaha, Nebraska