The
exclusive “Rembrandt and the Golden Age of Dutch Art; Treasures
from the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam” exhibition will be available
for viewing.
“This
evening will give those who only attend performing arts events
a chance to experience the visual arts at a fabulous venue,”
Bennett says. “It’s perfect timing to have the Rembrandt Exhibition
on display. It’s the complete fine arts experience.”
Guests
can expect an elegant evening of dinner and dancing, with
Ballet Arizona dancers leading the way to the dance floor.
Entertainment
will be provided by Snake Eyes, one of Arizona’s most popular
dance bands.
The
goal of the event is to help support the community investment
of over $1.8 million for the new “Nutcracker” production
that drew more than 45,000 people to Symphony Hall.
“The
funds raised at this event will help ensure that for years
to come Arizona’s children and families will have the privilege
of seeing one of the most beautiful ‘Nutcracker’ productions
in the country,” said co‑chair Sharron Lewis.
Cost
for the event is $500 per seat, or tables at $5,000, $10,000,
$25,000 and $50,000 are available.
“Ballet
Arizona funds itself through its performances,” Bennett said.
For
more information or if you would like to have an invitation
mailed to you, call (602) 343‑6531 or visit balletaz.org.
Phoenix
Art Museum Dorrance Sculpture Garden & Cummings Great
Hall is located at1625 N. Central Ave. in Phoenix.