Ticket options start at $60 and include a taco bar, music and dancing! A cash bar with soda and adult beverages will also be available (water is free).

DJ Low from Gold Culture Entertainment will create a magical soundtrack for an unforgettable event - so wear your dancing shoes and brush up on the Cupid Shuffle!

American Sign Language interpreters will be on site to facilitate communication between English speakers and ASL users. Any funds raised will support ThinkSelf operations.

Guests will have the opportunity to stay on the boat an hour after we dock to mingle, wind-down, and make new connections!

ASL INTERPRETERS PROVIDED
Accommodation requests such as 1:1 DeafBlind interpreters - Requests due by June 30, 2026
hello@thinkself.org
651-829-9089

Driving Instructions
When arriving in Stillwater via HW 36, follow the exit to HISTORIC DOWNTOWN STILLWATER – do NOT go across the new bridge connecting MN and WI.
PARKING: Stillwater River Boats offers limited complimentary guest parking adjacent to the boarding area. Just follow our “Boat Parking” signs. If our free lot is full, there are several public parking areas nearby. Please view the parking map for all public parking locations in Downtown Stillwater. Please check-in for your cruise at least 45 minutes prior to departure.

NEED TRANSPORTATION?
We are excited to offer bus transportation for up to 60 riders. To ensure a smooth experience, we require all attendees to register in advance. PURCHASE A TICKET, CLICK YES, THEN FOLLOW THE LINK TO REGISTER!

Questions or Direct Ticket Purchase/Sponsorship

Please feel free to write a check or give cash directly to ThinkSelf

This will ensure 100% of your funds go to our services

hello@thinkself.org
651-829-9089

Sponsorships Available!

Sponsorships make all the difference in allowing us to create an accessible and welcoming event for community members including our students and surviors of violence! We offer several sponsorship levels; excess tickets received as part of a sponsorship may be donated to ThinkSelf’s students and survivors so they may attend free of cost!

Community Champion Sponsor - $5,000

Title sponsorship of the event
Logo prominently displayed on all event materials
20 complimentary tickets
Ad or speech in video played throughout the event
Option to place materials in gift bag for attendees (distributed at the end of the cruise)
Social media shoutouts

Change Maker Sponsor - $2,500

Logo featured on event materials
15 complimentary tickets
Ad in video played throughout the event
Recognition during the event
Option to place materials in gift bag for attendees (distributed at the end of the cruise)
Social media mentions

Connector Sponsor - $1,000

Logo included on event materials
10 complimentary tickets
Ad in video played throughout the event
Option to place materials in gift bag for attendees (distributed at the end of the cruise)
Social media mentions

Navigator Sponsor - $500

Logo listed on event materials
5 complimentary tickets
Ad in video played throughout the event
Option to place materials in gift bag for attendees (distributed at the end of the cruise)
Social media mentions

Supporter Sponsor - $200

Name listed on event materials
2 complimentary tickets
Ad in video played throughout the event
Option to place materials in gift bag for attendees (distributed at the end of the cruise)
Social media mentions

About ThinkSelf

ThinkSelf provides Adult Basic Education instruction to a diverse community with an incredible range of life experiences. Seventy percent of our learners identify as immigrants or refugees and hail from a wide variety of educational, linguistic and cultural backgrounds.

ThinkSelf’s other primary program serves survivors of domestic and sexual violence, as well as general crime. For a bit of history, since 2014, we partnered with DayOne of Cornerstone to expand access for Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing survivors of violence and crime. Unfortunately, due to DEI initatives being cut, our collaboration had to take pause to reevaluate how to continue the partnership with reduced funding. Unfortunately, DDBHH indivdiuals are 1.5 times more likely to experience interpersonal violence in their lifetime compared to non-Deaf peers; they also face unique barriers to justice and healing, so the end of this partnership was a blow to deaf survivors all across Minnesota. Our collaborative project provided education and outreach to over 5300 professionals and community members since 2014 - Help us continue the work!

ThinkSelf’s mission is to offer resources, education and support to Minnesota Deaf, DeafBlind and Hard of Hearing adults seeking full access to options for learning, safety, justice, employment skills, and community.

9 Years Strong - Cruising Into 10!

Welcome Aboard!