Experience Power of Art & Community

Name: Experience Power of Art & Community
Start: 2025-12-11T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2025-12-11T21:00:00-05:00
Location: Children's Art Carnival

Schedule

Thu Dec 11 2025 at 06:00 pm to 09:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Children's Art Carnival | New York, NY

Children's Art Carnival's Annual Fundraising Soirée: Experience Power of Art & Community.
About this Event

Join us for Children's Art Carnival's Annual Fundraising Soirée: Experience Power of Art & Community — an unforgettable evening of creativity, culture, and connection! Experience and participate in a live printmaking, indulge in a curated wine tasting, and enjoy refined hors d'oeuvres while mingling with art lovers and change-makers. The night also features a vibrant fashion show, a silent auction with exclusive art pieces, and inspiring moments that highlight the transformative impact of the arts on youth, community, and power. Your support is crucial to our mission. Support a legacy of creativity — purchase your tickets today and be part of the movement to keep art alive and thriving.

TICKETS:
$150 – Betty Blayton-Taylor Legacy Circle

Includes:

Choose One of Wine Tasting (ticket A) or Printmaking Workshop (ticket B)
Food, drinks, and all entertainment
2 Complimentary Printmaking workshops with a guest in 2026
A CAC logo apron

Join this circle to honor the legacy of Betty Blayton-Taylor and her mission of nurturing creativity, culture, and community through art.

$125 – Friends of the Carnival (ticket C)

Food, drinks, and all entertainment
A CAC logo apron

Supporting arts education and programming for visionaries

Mozel Watson, Owner of WineGod Imports, will be hosting a special wine tasting.

Join Harlem artist, Alannah Sears, for a relief printing session. In minutes, design, carve, and ink a simple block, then print on cards or keepsakes. No experience needed; all tools provided.

A show-stopping presentation featuring the dynamic designs of Batista Collections/Miragros Batista and Olivia Smashum, blending art, culture, and unapologetic beauty. And, Harlem’s Mangy Nkoli with African Streetware.