Press Releases
January 05, 2010
Full Flava Kings to Play at PTAC Gala
BARTLESVILLE, OK – Star Struck… Lights! Camera! Gala! is set for Saturday, January 30th,. The 2010 Annual Gala Fundraiser takes its theme from the current Price Tower Arts Center exhibition on famed Hollywood costume designer Edith Head.
The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with a VIP reception at Copper Bar inside the Price Tower Arts Center. Guests will enjoy drinks, appetizers and Susan Claassen’s portrayal of Edith Head. The main event will begin at 7 p.m. in the Bartlesville Community Center.
This year’s menu is being prepared by Chef Tim Inman of the Stonehorse Café in Tulsa’s Utica Square. The Full Flava Kings will provide live musical entertainment. There will also be a silent and live auction featuring items such as a week’s stay in a Knightsbridge London flat, artwork and a Henry Dunay-designed ring. All proceeds from the auction benefit Price Tower Arts Center.
Honorary Chairpersons for the event are Rand and Patti Berney. Kimberly Doenges chaired the 2010 Gala Committee. Other members included Patti Berney, Tracy Boles, Jessica Butler, Elizabeth Gallery, Tracy Harlow, Sheryl Kaufman, Jane Kirkpatrick, Beth Maddux, Theo Silas and Barbara Williams.
The Price Tower Arts Center 2010 Gala Fundraiser is made possible, in part, by C.J. ‘Pete’ and Theo Silas, Boles Jewelry, ConocoPhillips, Doenges Toyota, Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, More Branding, and Western Printing.
For more visit www.pricetower.org or call 918.336.4949.
About Price Tower
The landmark destination for art, architecture and design, Price Tower Arts Center, a 501(c) 3 nonprofit, provides local, regional and global audiences with the experience of great art, architecture and design in an arts complex whose centerpiece is Frank Lloyd Wright's only skyscraper, the Price Tower.
This National Historic Landmark building, completed in 1956, contains a museum with permanent and changing exhibition galleries; original and restored historic Wright interiors (available by tour); and The Wright Place museum store.
Visitors may also experience Wright's masterpiece as guests of Inn at Price Tower, a high-design hotel that the Arts Center has created within Wright's skyscraper, along with the Inn's eclectic Copper Bar.
Historic tours are available with advanced reservations. Admission is $10 adults, $8 seniors (65+), $5 students and children 16 and under and includes admission to the museum exhibitions (tax not included as may be applicable). For more information, the public may call 918.336.4949 or visit the web site at www.pricetower.org.
