Don’t miss these special events!
Masquerade Gala – Saturday, Nov. 1
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Special concert with Mieka Pauley and Melissa Cox
Friday, Nov. 7
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For an artsy, upscale evening...
...come out to the Masquerade Gala on November 1 from 7-10 p.m. This annual fundraiser, which benefits five Newark arts organizations, has built a reputation over the past two years as a great place to mingle, eat fabulous food, and see the community’s arts in action.
What to wear, what to wear? Just follow your style! Masks are definitely encouraged – we’d love to see what you create – but not required. Dress up in black tie or a sparkly gown, if you choose. As the song says, “It doesn’t matter what you wear, just as long as you are there.”
The location is the University of Delaware’s Trabant Center on Main Street. Mayor Vance A. Funk is the honorary chair for the evening.
Tickets are $75, and can be purchased online at www.newarkartsalliance.org/mosaic.html, using Pay Pal. Or you can call or stop by the NAA and pay with a credit card or check. You’ll pick up your tickets at the door on the night of the gala.
Masquerade Gala Highlights
We’ve got a full schedule of activities throughout the summer and into the fall at the NAA. Take a look at the events, classes, and activities on the schedule and get the arts on your calendar!
- Performances by Delaware Dance Company, the Newark Symphony, Mid-Atlantic Ballet, and the Chapel Street Players
- Art auctions sponsored by the Newark Arts Alliance
- Live art auction of original, one-of-a-kind artwork, with New Castle County Executive Chris Coons returning as our celebrity auctioneer
- Silent auction of artwork and merchant gift baskets
- Gourmet treats and beverages provided by Blue Crab Grill, Caffé Gelato, Blackstones Pub, Home Grown Café, Kildaire’s Irish Pub, Santa Fe Mexican Grill, Iron Hill Brewerly, Amber Waves Bakery, Bing’s Bakery, and Brewed Awakenings
- Drawing for the raffle for two tickets on Southwest Airlines
The NAA’s programs are made possible, in part, by grants from the Delaware Division of the Arts, a state agency dedicated to nurturing and supporting the arts in Delaware, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts.
