Saturday, May 10

Toast to deCordova’s 75th Anniversary at the Party for the Sculpture Park. Step back in time to 1950 when deCordova opened its doors. The museum’s innovative emphasis on modern art, specifically from living New England artists, fueled its rapid rise in popularity during the 1950s and beyond. deCordova introduced audiences to important trends in the contemporary art world such as Pop Art and Boston’s post-war expressionist movement.

Join us in celebrating deCordova’s past, present, and future as we gather for an extraordinary evening in the museum’s distinctive art-filled landscape. This event raises crucial support to help deCordova continue fostering meaningful connections between art, nature, and community.

Ticketing Information

Tickets:
Party Ticket, Per person: $500
Julian de Cordova Ticket, Per person: $750
Lizzie Dana de Cordova, Per person: $1,000

Sponsors:
Sponsors receive 10 tickets, recognition on event materials, and priority seating
Sponsor: $7,500
Patron: $10,000
Benefactor: $15,000
Underwriter: $25,000

SUPPORT AN ARTIST:
Please consider purchasing an additional ticket for $250 which will allow a Nature Sanctuary Artist to attend the event. This ticket is fully tax-deductible.

Please note: $125 of each ticket is not tax deductible.

Honorary Chair
Jared Bowen
GBH Executive Arts Editor and Host of The Culture Show

Event Chairs
Trintje and Andrew Gnazzo
Erica and Robert Mason
Linda Hammett Ory and Andy Ory
Faith and Glenn Parker

Jared Bowen is the host of The Culture Show, a daily radio program and podcast on 89.7 GBH. He is also the Emmy award-winning Executive Arts Editor at GBH exploring the creative process through a lively mix of local and national artist profiles, performances and exhibitions. Jared is a special correspondent for the PBS NewsHour and covers the latest happenings in the region’s theater, art, music, dance and film scenes on GBH’s Morning Edition and Boston Public Radio. He is also the moderator of the Boston Speakers Series at Symphony Hall facilitating conversations with luminaries from world leaders to Oscar-winning actors. He is a member of the Boston Theater Critics Association and serves on the Board of Directors for the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

He has won four New England Emmy Awards and two Edward R. Murrow Awards for his arts reporting and is a recipient of the Commonwealth Award, recognizing achievement in the arts, humanities and sciences. He is an Honorary Fellow of the Massachusetts Historical Society and a member of the American Antiquarian Society. Jared began his career at Dateline NBC in New York, is a graduate of Emerson College and holds an honorary doctorate from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design.

Special thanks to our event sponsors:

Donor Advised Funds

Donor Advised Funds such as Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund, the Boston Foundation, and CJP, have strict rules regarding the receipt of “goods and services” in exchange for sponsorship gifts. Before making your sponsorship gift through such a fund, please speak with your gift advisor or contact our events team at events@thetrustees.org.