Summary:
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Raising Cane’s celebrates 28th anniversary with golden restaurant in Boston, star-studded event, and giveaways for lucky fans.
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Founder Todd Graves hosts event with appearances by David Ortiz, Jrue Holiday, and JVKE, who performed hit song “golden hour”.
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Event also includes $28 million pledge to support local communities, showcasing brand’s dedication to giving back.
Raising Cane’s marked its 28th anniversary with a dazzling celebration in Boston, unveiling an all-gold restaurant adorned with golden walls, shimmering disco balls, and over 10,000 square feet of gold chrome vinyl. The star-studded event, hosted by founder Todd Graves, featured appearances by Red Sox legend David Ortiz, Celtics star Jrue Holiday, and singer-songwriter JVKE, who performed his hit “golden hour” and teased new music. The celebration also included golden giveaways, with 28 lucky fans winning free Cane’s for a year, and a $28 million pledge to support local communities, underscoring the brand’s commitment to giving back.
