CAPITAL ONE BANK CULTURE COLLISION, MAY 12
A one-of-a-kind happy hour uniting Houston urbanites with the visual and performing arts
WHAT: Houston is full of things to do and Capital One Bank Culture Collision brings the people, the music, the art and scene together for one night each year giving Houston urbanites the opportunity to find out how they can be involved in the Houston art scene. With hosts Houston Young People for the Arts, Emerging Leaders, Capital One Bank Bayou City Art Festival, DiverseWorks 3D, Dominic Walsh Dance Theater, Ensemble Theatre Act One, Fresh Arts Coalition, Health Museum Professionals’ Circle, Houston Ballet Barre, Houston Grand Opera O.N., Houston Symphony YPB, NiteSPA, Spacetaker, The Studio at the CAMH and Theatre Under The Stars’ UP @ TUTS – guests will get all the info they need to incorporate the arts into their lives for the next season. The evening also features a trapeze aerial dance performance byVault and music by DJ Hardware with light bites by Phoenicia Specialty Foods, beverages courtesy of Republic Tequila and Saint Arnold Brewing Company and complimentary valet. All attendees will be invited to sign up to win a Awesome Advantage BMW weekend complete with a BMW from Advantage BMW Midtown, one-night-stay at Hotel ICON, tickets for a performance during the 2011-2012 Houston Symphony season and dinner for two.
WHEN/
WHERE: Thursday, May 12, 2011
5:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Advantage BMW Midtown, 1305 Gray, Houston, TX 77002
COST: $5 suggested donation to presenter, HYPA; 21 and up only.
WHO: Participating organizations include: Houston Young People for the Arts, Emerging Leaders, Capital One Bank Bayou City Art Festival, DiverseWorks 3D, Dominic Walsh Dance Theater, Ensemble Theatre Act One, Fresh Arts Coalition, Health Museum Professionals’ Circle, Houston Ballet Barre, Houston Grand Opera O.N., Houston Symphony YPB, NiteSPA, Spacetaker, The Studio at the CAMH and Theatre Under The Stars’ UP @ TUTS.
SPONSORS: Capital One Bank, Advantage BMW Midtown, Republic Tequila, Phoenicia Specialty Foods, Saint Arnold Brewing Company, CultureMap, Houston Young People for the Arts, Hotel ICON, Houston Symphony.
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About Houston Young People for the Arts
The concept of Houston Young People for the Arts (HYPA) was conceived by two Houston residents acknowledging the need for an umbrella organization to help the next wave of art supporters experience the Houston art scene through monthly events. HYPA is a committee of the Houston Downtown Improvement, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes Downtown Houston and manages the Theater District through the Houston Downtown Alliance.
HYPA aims to promote education of the visual and performing arts; advance cultural awareness of current events in the Houston art scene, particularly among young people; and to collaborate with companies, governmental and not-for profit organizations to achieve these goals.
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