Wednesday, August 23, 2017

What do all of these items have in common?

Photo on metal by Ross Lanzafame

Keurig K145



Vintage brooch necklace by Mary Chao

Two luxury box seats for a 2018 Yankees game
2 tickets to a 2017-18 Geva production

Beginner & intermediate knitting lessons
Still life by Jill Paperno

All will be up for bid at the Oct. 19 Art of Lawyering

Advance tickets now available for $30 at https://www.vlsprochester.org/art-of-lawyering

$35 at the door.  Reception and silent auction from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Rochester’s Village Gate.


Music and entertainment while you shop. Auction closes at 7:45. Come early, bid often.

Cash & Carry Boutique will again feature Art of Lawyering beer glasses and other novelties including aprons, potholders, dish towels, and edible art.

Written by Nora A. Jones



Wednesday, August 9, 2017

Fundraising committee still accepting artwork for Art of Lawyering


T
he October 19 Art of Lawyering (AOL) event is taking shape and the deadline for donating art work or artistic experiences is August 31, 2017.



From left:  Lewis Migliore, David Tennant,
Brittany Belknap, Nora Jones, Mary Ognibene,
Louise Spinelli and Carrie Schreiner. 
AOL Committee members pictured here are holding sample art donations already submitted. Thanks to Jill Paperno (oil paintings), Richard Margolis (photo books), John M. Schmidt (watercolor) and many others who have signed up to participate.  We can still use more!   Easy sign up :  https://www.vlsprochester.org/art-of-lawyering.

It is of course more difficult to “picture” some of the intangible experiences that will also be offered at the October 19 silent auction to be held from 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Village Gate, but there will be plenty of experiential items to bid on, too.  An hour of piano playing by MCBA Foundation Board Member John Williams;  dance lessons by Jay Reust, knitting lessons, a month of ballet lessons for a child, a family membership to Writers & Books plus $100 towards classes.  

How about a New York Yankees home game of your choice in the 2018 season… two luxury box tickets donated by W.B. Mason.  Some may argue that isn’t really an artistic experience, but what the heck.  We are pleased to have this donation and you’ll have a chance to bid on it!

An art donation valued at $50 or more earns at least one admission ticket for the October 19th event which will include delightful food and beverages from Lentos, California Rollin,’ Black Button Distilling, Get Caked and other local favorites. 

Tickets to the event can be secured online for $30 in advance:  https://www.vlsprochester.org/art-of-lawyering or $35 at the door.  Free valet parking will be offered at the Goodman St. entrance so you don’t have to worry about parking! 

Written by Nora A. Jones