Tickets:
$75/ Person | $700 for Table of 10 (Save $50) For questions, contact: Harriet Whitney (510) 793-7465 | hmwhitney@aol.com
Mail check payments to Music at the Mission 43575 Mission Blvd. #523 Fremont, CA 94539 or for online ticketing with your credit card, click here.
Event Sponsorships and In-Kind Donations:
Christina Rodriguez
federicosunioncity@gmail.com
General Information
(510) 402-1724 | info@musicatmsj.org
When
Friday April 27, 2012 at 6:30 PM PDT-to-
Saturday April 28, 2012 at 12:00 AM PDT
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Where
The Hilton Hotel, Newark/Fremont, Grand Ballroom39900 Balentine Dr.
Newark, CA 94560
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6:30 PM Friday, April 27, 2012 Dinner / Dancing / Masks / Entertainment & Prizes!
Music at the Mission's annual Mission Masquerade Ball will be held in the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in Newark. This year's theme will embrace the magic of Venice! The 2012 Venetian Masquerade Ball will include an elegant dinner, masks, prizes, silent auction, entertainment and dancing to the velvety and vivacious voice of jazz singer Cheryl Morrell who has appeared in New York, Seattle and, other select cities on both coasts, and has sung with the likes of Jack Jones, Brooks Hartell, Alan Pennay, Bruce Innes, Chad Stuart, and Paul Tillotson.
This year, Music at the Mission will be honoring the founders of the TRI-CITY VOICE NEWSPAPER, Sharon and Bill Marshak for their commitment to the people they serve, their steadfast pursuit of truth and their love of the Tri-City Community. Their extended news coverage and unwavering support of organizations such as Music at the Mission have helped the performing arts in the local community thrive.
Come celebrate with us, enjoy an elegant evening with friends and help support Music at the Mission!
Tickets: $75 per person, or save $50 and purchaset a Table for 10 for $700. Dinner Entree choices are Pork Osso Bucco, Salmon Florentine and Pasta Primavera.
Why Support Music at the Mission
Since 2005, MUSIC AT THE MISSION has been dedicated to enriching the growth and vitality of the Tri-City Area through the presentation of vibrant classical chamber music concerts that aim to engage, educate, challenge and excite. Through its concerts at historic Old Mission San Jose in Fremont, its intimate Salon Series performances in local homes and its educational Outreach Performances Program, MUSIC AT THE MISSION continually strives to uphold artistic excellence, create greater access for the local community and explore innovative opportunities that will nurture the audience of tomorrow and help support the growth of a dynamic and culturally rich community.
"Our children are our future..." a sentence that we all believe in! The benefits of exposure and education in the arts are countless and priceless. MUSIC AT THE MISSION has created its educational Outreach Performance Programs that reach Junior High School and High Schools in the Tri-City Area by bringing professional artists to the local schools to perform and interact with the students. This past year, MUSIC AT THE MISSION was able to reach over 800 students and has received grant support from the Bank of America Charitable Foundation and Target for its Educational Outreach Performance Programs.
Each year, however, MUSIC AT THE MISSION must endeavor to raise enough funds to sustain its operations and continue its programs. Ticket sales make up only a small fraction of the costs to produce concerts and bring artists to the schools. As a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization, MUSIC AT THE MISSION is supported through grants, donations and fundraisers such as the upcoming 2012 Venetian Masquerade Ball on Friday, April 27th, 2012.
We cannot do it alone and need your help. We hope you will take this opportunity to support Music at the Mission by attending our 2012 Venetian Masquerade Ball or by donating to MUSIC AT THE MISSION either online at Network for Good, or by mailing a check to 43575 Mission Blvd. #523, Fremont, CA 94539. Music at the Mission is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit Organization.
Last Year's Mission Masquerade Ball, "Viva Carnival!"
