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For Immediate Release

Contact: Nicole Griffin, SAM Public Relations
(206) 654-3158; email: PR@SeattleArtMuseum.org

CELEBRATE INDIA’S FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS AT THE SEATTLE ART MUSEUM

Diwali Ball 2009 takes place at SAM Downtown October 3


SEATTLE, September 24, 2009 –

WHAT
Diwali Ball 2009 at the Seattle Art Museum, celebrating India’s Festival of Lights

• Dance to Bollywood grooves spun by DJ Aanshul and enjoy live Indian music by Das Dhoon and the world beats of DJ G_Ital

• Eat delicious Indian tapas catered by Saffron Grill along with wine, beer or a signature Diwali Ball cocktail.

• Watch the energetic dancers from Rhythms of India perform Bhangra and other spirited Indian dances and learn a move or two of your own.

• Adorn your hands and arms in beautiful henna art.

• And more Diwali surprises.

All funds raised will support programming at the Seattle Asian Art Museum.

WHEN
October 3, 7:30 pm–1 am

WHERE
Seattle Art Museum, 1st Ave. & Union St. in Downtown Seattle. Parking is available in the SAM/Chase parking garage, entrance on Union Street between First and Second Avenues

TICKETS
Age 21 and over only.
Tickets may be purchased online at www.seattleartmuseum.org/diwaliball or by calling 206-654-3177.

$65 Individual –
Includes event admission, Indian tapas catered by Saffron Grill, dancing and entertainment.

$150 Rajah Ticket –
Includes all benefits at the $65 level plus:
• Hosted bar
• Complimentary parking in the SAM/Chase Garage
• Invitation to VIP tour of upcoming SAM exhibitions Kurt and love fear pleasure lust pain glamour death—Andy Warhol Media Works (opening May 13, 2010)

Purchase 10 or more tickets to the Diwali Ball and receive a discounted rate of $50 per ticket and acknowledgement as a sponsor on the Diwali Ball website and event program. Please contact Kim Callahan at 206.654.3177 for more information or to purchase your group tickets to the Diwali Ball.

Diwali Ball 2009 is sponsored by Edifecs, Inc.

All funds raised by the Diwali Ball will support programming at the Seattle Asian Art Museum.

 

 
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