Get Ready to Groove the Night Away
Enjoy an unforgettable evening of glitz and glamour at The Capitol Theatre. This party is our version of the iconic 70's nightclub Studio 54 and an homage to our historic home at 51 Milton Road.
Put on your Studio 54-inspired attire and Shake Your Groove Thing on our vibrant disco dance floor! Looking for a chill vibe? We’ve got you covered! Join us upstairs at the Jazz Mezz, a bespoke music and bar lounge experience. Delight your taste buds with culinary creations by OntheMarc caterers, and a top-shelf open bar!
Tickets are only $180/per person
The Rye Arts Center's annual "Party with a Purpose" raises critical funds to support our scholarship and outreach programs and ensures that our world-class arts education, performing arts events, and gallery offerings stay vibrant and current!
Our Honorees
This year, we honor five individuals who have indelibly impacted the community.
Honorees:
Kate & Paul Conn
Honorees:
Aida & Julian Koski
Visionary Artist Award:
Meera Agarwal
The Rye Arts Center proudly honors the artistic community by introducing its Visionary Artist Award. The Award is given annually to an artist whose work has impacted the community, has been a notable source of inspiration to others, and is a catalyst for keeping the local art scene vibrant.
The Visionary Artist Award also amplifies individuals who exude an innovative spirit and personify the transformative power of the arts. Whether through captivating visual art, multimedia installations, immersive experiences, or thought-provoking performances, recipients of the Visionary Artist Award inspire awe and ignite imagination.
This award acknowledges past achievements and catalyzes future innovation, encouraging recipients to continue pushing boundaries and fearlessly pursuing their artistic visions. It celebrates the power of art to inspire, provoke, and ultimately transform the world.
Live Studio Artists
Exploding with creativity, we will feature live art including a pop-art demonstration by Lynn Mara, portraits by David Abrevaya, and a mixed-media butterfly creation by RAC instructors Ann Ladd and Gary Mack.
