June 10th, 2011
Haitian Voodoo Dinner — TheJetsetChef & Hope Art
Join us for two special evenings of Food, Art, Music & helping out the impoverished kids of Haiti.
N’ap Boule! We appreicate your support and are gearing up for an explosion of Haitian food and local art. Join us Friday night for our gallery show with DJs, drinks & small plates. Or go big with us on Saturday night with our special 5-course dinner focused on Caribbean flavors.
Hope Art is giving a voice to those in Haitian tent camps, schools, orphanages & hospitals through art thearpy. Life goes on in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti after the devastating earthquake of 2010, but it goes on in a hastily constructed tarp and cardboard make-shift town with little access to any kind of social services. Time has passed but little has improved and more disjointed families feel hopeless.
Voodoo Gallery Opening — Friday, June 10 / 8:30PM – Midnight
$5 Minimum Suggested Donation
On Friday night we will be hosting an art show featuring paintings and drawings from the some of the children of Haiti interspersed with artwork donated from local artists. We will have music, local art raffles, drink specials, a short film about our children’s art program and a chance to mingle with and learn from the people who are putting this event together. If you want to help out and are on a budget then come out, have a drink, buy a raffle ticket and get involved in the conversation.
Voodoo Dinner & Art Show — Saturday, June 11 / 6:00PM and 8:30PM Seatings
$45 for dinner, or $65 with beverage pairings.
On Saturday night we are having a full-on sit-down family style dinner with food from TheJetsetChef. The night will include music, drinking, food and a lot of surprises. We are offering 2 seatings on Saturday night, 6:00pm and 8:30pm.
We also are offering a VIP table with 10 seats for $1000.00 Dollars. This ticket will include some extra goodies including a group photo, extra caviar course, champagne upon arrival among other things.
Featured Artists
Austin Hill, Elizabeth Marley, Moses Hacmon, Katy Jeanne, Katy Atchison, Jen Reyneri, Susan Ulatoski, Luke Ratto, Julie Koopman, Shawna Healy, Jenni Ward and many many more bright lights who know that “Art is the Universal Language!”