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Anything goes at Masquerade Party, with a Surrealist point-of-view

| 25 Sep 2018 | 09:00
    Costume by Kurt Seligmann for Hanya Holm's "The Golden Fleece," 1941 (Permanent Collection of the Seligmann Center at the Citizens Foundation)
    Costume by Kurt Seligmann for Hanya Holm's "The Golden Fleece," 1941 (Permanent Collection of the Seligmann Center at the Citizens Foundation)

SUGAR LOAF — It's the time of year for getting dressed in costume. And for those who enjoy truly stepping out of character, the Seligmann Center’s Surreal Masquerade Party is a must. This annual event will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 13, at The Seligmann Center for the Arts at the Orange County Citizens Foundation, 23 White Oak Drive, Sugar Loaf.
This marks the fourth year of celebrating artist Kurt Seligmann and his influence on surrealism in the arts. Kurt’s wife, Arlette, left the Seligmann homestead to the Orange County Citizens Foundation for the enjoyment of the arts and nature.
Come in costume and be surprised by spontaneous entertainment along with Tarot card readings, food, drink, dancing and music. Guests should expect the unexpected.
This is a fundraising party for the Orange County Citizens Foundation will not disappoint. Tickets are $15 and may be purchased at the door or online at occitizensfoundation.org.