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Spring for the Arts

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Posted 2/20/13
Event Date
Friday, March 15, 2013
Event Location
Deerwood Country Club
10239 Golf Club Drive
Jacksonville, Florida
Contact
Forrest Holland,
904-281-5599 x.17,
forrest@capkids.org
Additional Info
6:30-10:30 pm

Cathedral Arts Project hosts the 9th annual Spring for the Arts on Friday, March 15, 2013 at Deerwood Country Club. This popular Jacksonville event enables Cathedral Arts to provide over 1,000 students with free after-school classes in visual art, drama, dance, and music.

As we prepare to celebrate our 9th annual Spring for the Arts, we are proud this event has proven to be a Jacksonville favorite. Diane & Steve Halverson and Aida Ribeiro & Fabio Mechetti will be honored as Guardian of the Arts Award recipients. Attendees will enjoy fine wine, cocktails, gourmet food, dancing, and live music from KTG Entertainment. The heart of the extravaganza is a live auction with many one-of-a-kind packages up for bid. A silent and special children’s art auction will conclude the evening.

Tickets are available to purchase for $125 per person or $75 for young professionals (35 and under). Please visit www.capkids.org to purchase tickets or contact Forrest Holland at 904-281-5599, x17, for more information.

Tags: gourmet food, wine, live music, auction, arts, fundraiser
 
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