BAM’s ’20s Making Mimosas

Grab your pearls, feathers, and fedoras for the Making of a unique art project and a round of Mimosas!

About this Event:

This Roaring 20s centennial celebration is hosted by Penn State’s Event Management class and the Bellefonte Art Museum. Activities include the making of an art project, an art contest (optional), trivia, giveaways, and more!

The Bellefonte Art Museum’s mission is to improve their community by sharing human experience through the arts.

The highlight of this event is creating an art project. We will be making a Painted Light-up Wine Bottle! Choose whether you want to have your supplies shipped, pick them up locally, or shop for your own (see different ticket types below). Note: You will need to supply yourself with an empty wine bottle to upcycle for this project.

Attendees are encouraged (but not required) to dress in ‘20s attire, pour some mimosas, and chow down on some brunch bites while we make art and learn a bit about the Bellefonte Art Museum!

Art Contest Submission Form: https://forms.gle/c8dPybe7PiJkjpsL7

Ticket Types:

$5 BYO Supplies: Includes admission only, with a list of supplies you will need. (Available until 11/14)

$18 Pick-Up Supplies: Includes admission and supplies you will need, to be picked up prior to event. (Available until 11/6)

$23 All-Inclusive: Includes admission and supplies you will need, shipped to you. (Available until 11/6)

$58 VIP Experience: Includes admission, supplies you will need at a discounted price shipped to you, plus a 1-year membership to the Bellefonte Art Museum. (Available until 11/6)

Register with friends! Purchase 2 or more All-Inclusive and/or VIP Experience tickets and get 10% off! Kits will ship in one box to the primary shipping address. Use Promo Code: BUNDLE10

***While this will be a fully virtual event, we recognize that there will be handling of the purchased art supplies and in-person pick-up of the supplies is available. We will be carefully following Penn State’s COVID-19 Safety and Health Procedures as a precaution for these aspects of the event.***