Third Street Music School's Spring Gala
Join Us in Celebrating the Resiliency of Music, Dance and Community!
Every year, Third Street’s Gala brings together students, parents, teachers, and supporters from across its Preschool, public school and community partners program, and its Music & Dance School to celebrate the transformative power of arts education.
*Please note: Proof of vaccination and a negative covid-19 test will be required for all gala attendees. Vaccination and testing information will be collected safely through a third-party, HIPPA-compliant service. If you have any questions regarding safety protocols, please contact ehoyland@thirdstreetmusicschool.org
Wednesday, May 11, 2022
CAPITALE NYC, 130 Bowery
6 PM Cocktails
7 PM Seated dinner and program
7 PM Seated dinner and program
Honoring:
SHAGGY
GRAMMY-award-winning artist, producer, and philanthropist
NATASHA BEDINGFIELD
GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter
NATASHA BEDINGFIELD
GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter
ELAINE WINTER
Director of Third Street Preschool and Early Childhood Programs
Hosted by:
OPHIRA EISENBERG
Comedian, Host NPR's Ask Me Another
Performances by Shaggy, Natasha Bedingfield, and Third Street students
Dress code:
Festive cocktail attire
Festive cocktail attire
Why you should support the gala:
From our youngest preschoolers to our oldest adult students, participation in music and dance inspires creativity, self-expression, and confidence. After the countless challenges of the pandemic, Third Street’s students of all ages need access to the healing and empowering force of arts education more than ever before.
Your support for the Gala will help us expand financial aid and eliminate barriers to participation in music, dance, and early childhood programs for New Yorkers across the socioeconomic spectrum.
From our youngest preschoolers to our oldest adult students, participation in music and dance inspires creativity, self-expression, and confidence. After the countless challenges of the pandemic, Third Street’s students of all ages need access to the healing and empowering force of arts education more than ever before.
Your support for the Gala will help us expand financial aid and eliminate barriers to participation in music, dance, and early childhood programs for New Yorkers across the socioeconomic spectrum.