Duck Dynasty stars to appear in Faulkner benefit in Montgomery | Community Spirit

MONTGOMERY, Ala. -- Get your camo gear ready and prepare for an evening of fun. Faulkner University is bringing the A&E Network’s Duck Dynasty to Montgomery. Si and Willie Robertson, from the wildly popular TV show, are scheduled to appear at 7 p.m. on March 23 at the Montgomery Renaissance Convention Center.  

The Duck Dynasty reality show follows the lives of the Robertson family, a Louisiana bayou family who turned a backyard business making duck calls into a multimillion dollar sports and entertainment enterprise. The men in the Robertson family are known not only for their large beards, camouflage clothing and eccentric ways but also for staying true to their faith and family values.

Si Robertson is brother to company founder Phil Robertson. Si’s job in the family business is making reeds to insert into the duck calls, but he’s known on the TV show for his antics and humorous storytelling, including stories about his time serving in Vietnam and the blue plastic cup he always carries with him.

Willie Robertson is both CEO of the company and frequent prankster. A graduate of Harding University, he helped build the business and make the family self-described “redneck millionaires.”

Tickets will go on sale next Tuesday, Feb. 12, through Ticketmaster at (phone) or (Web link). Seating is limited and all seats are reserved. Tickets range from $25 to $100. In addition, fans can get up close and personal with Si and Willie by purchasing additional tickets for a photo opportunity and dinner.  All proceeds benefit Faulkner University.

For more information, please call the University Advancement Office at Faulkner at 334-386-7257 or visit www.faulkner.edu/duckdynasty.

About Faulkner:

Celebrating its 70th anniversary, Faulkner University is a private, Christian liberal arts university based in Montgomery, Alabama. With a mission to provide an education anchored by not only intellect but also character and service, the Faulkner experience aims to educate the whole person. Serving both traditional and non-traditional students, the university is home to five colleges: the Alabama Christian College of Arts and Sciences, the Harris College of Business and Executive Education, the V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies, the College of Education and the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. In addition to its main campus in Montgomery, Faulkner operates extension campuses in Birmingham, Huntsville and Mobile. 

For more information, visit www.faulkner.edu.

Information Source: Faulkner University