HYPA Gala | I Dream of Maharani

 

ma·ha·ra·ni or ma·ha·ra·nee

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

 

*official invite to be mailed*

Saturday, February 6, 2010, 7-10 pm

 

House of Blues Foundation Room + Bronze Peacock Room

 

 

Guests will enjoy 3 premium cocktails of their choice, delicious Indian food, performances by Indian arts groups, Henna artists, Indian bazaar feat. all sorts of delights, music, film and more to take you that much closer to an evening fit for royalty,

 

HDA member (includes HYPA & Emerging Leaders) + Houston Ballet Barre members: $50
HDA member, Houston Ballet Barre members + guest: $90
Non-members: $75
Non-members + guest: $150
Non-member + 1-year membership to HDA (includes HYPA + Emerging Leaders)

($145 value) $100*

 

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

or call 713-658-8938, M-F, 9 am-5 pm

On-line and phone orders will cease on Friday, February 5, 2010, 5 pm.

Tickets purchased after advance deadline may incur a $10 surcharge per ticket at the door.

 

Celebrate Houston Young People for the Arts' 5th year of introducing Houston's young arts enthusiasts to the Houston art scene.

 

Our 5th year also honors Randall Jamail for his vision and generous contribution to the Houston art scene.

 

I Dream of Maharani takes its inspiration from the upcoming world premiere of Stanton Welch's La Bayadere for Houston Ballet.  We are partnering with Houston Ballet Barre and a portion of IDOM proceeds will go toward Houston Ballet's community outreach program, Dance Works!, which reaches school-aged children in Houston's communities.

 

Dress:  Come dressed in your Bollywood-inspired attire (saris encouraged!) or grab something from our Indian bazaar to complete your look.

 

 

Generous Sponsors of Houston Young People for the Arts 5th year: Advantage BMW Midtown, Desi-gn, House of Blues, Houston magazine, Continental Airlines.

 

I Dream of Maharani Chairs
Elizabeth Abraham | Sarah Bray | Liz Cleveland | Joshua Espinedo | Melissa Fitzgerald | Heather Oglesby | Heather Pray

 

I Dream of Maharani Host Committee
 Whit Adams & Ryan Geiger | Krista Albregts | Ashley Allen & David Cordua | Sophia Arabani | Enrique Bandala | Fash Barvarz | Bridget Boggess | Ted Bowen | Jeff Brock | Lindsey Brown | Beth Bryant | Libby Cagle | Gabe Canales | Kristen J. Cannon | Carrie Carson | Shena Cherian | Audrey Wray Cochran | Andrea Cody | Cynthia Conner | Michael Coppens | Isabel & Danny David | Marcy DeLuna | Jodie Eisenhardt | Kathleen Galvan | Naji Ghorayeb | Liz Gorman | Kendall & Chris Hanno | Carissa Hernandez | Kristy Junco & Chris Bradshaw | Carey Kirkpatrick | Jarrod Klawinsky | Jennifer LeGrand | Tom Leslie | Lauren Levicki | Lauren Lovell | Kate Lummis | Taylor Martin | Leigh Martin | Yana Marynovsky | Blake McCracken | Rebecca McElroy | Jack McWilliams | Sarah Meals | Nita Moore | Katherine Orellana & Kyle Ross | Valerie Palmquist | Pratim Patel | Amy Popp | Lauren Pray | David Rassin | Shavonnah Roberts | Cindy Rodriguez | Rowena Sahulee | Edward Sanchez | Jennifer Segelke | Mahek Shah | Jeff Shell | James Sivco | Viswa Subbaraman | Brian Thorp | Maria Vilchez | Rachel Walton | Sarah Wasaff |

 

Andrea Cody | Michael Coppens | Kristy Junco | Rowena Sahulee | Edward Sanchez | Mahek Shah | Viswa Subbaraman

 

Houston Young People for the Arts Founders
Kathleen Galvan & Heather Pray
 
About Houston Young People for the Arts
Houston Young People for the Arts (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.
 
About Houston Ballet Dance Works!
Houston Ballet’s Dance Works!  The program reaches over 3,000 school-aged, Houston-area children a year.  It is designed to introduce students to different types of dance and offers school three options: Chance to Dance (students from diverse communities are invited to participate in 6 Academy classes, all fees paid); Learning from the Masters (dance classes taught by professional dancers from Houston Ballet); and Studio To Stage (introduces high school students to different career options available to people interested in the arts).

 

NOTE:  If you are a new member to HDA/HYPA/EL since December 7, 2009, and would like to convert your membership to the member/ticket offer for $100, please e-mail heather@downtownhouston.org.

 

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