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May 18, 2024

Issue 12 Launch Party + Annual Art Sale

Save the date! Our biggest event yet of the year is coming on May 18th

Buy Tickets

When

May 18, 2024

6:00PM – Midnight

Where

15 Channel Center Street, Boston MA 02210

Cost

$35–$100

6:00–8:00 PM | VIP Preview Party
Tickets start at $85 (Includes magazine + cocktail tickets + entry to the dance party)
Featuring a magic performance by Jeanette Andrews and other surprises

Preview ticket holders will have early access to an exclusive art sale with works by Boston’s top contemporary artists. We’ll enjoy cocktails and snack on delicious bites. 

8:00PM—Midnight | Dance Party
Tickets start at $35 (Includes copy of Issue 12)

Get on the dance floor with tracks by DJs who will be featured in Issue 12.
DJ RealP (Silk R&B Party)
Baby Indiglo (Silk R&B Party)
Mozes (AllYouCanEat)
Mx. Blaire (Boudoir)
Alfredo (Social Studies)

Reminder: Print subscribers get into the 8PM Dance Party for free!

Interested in supporting this event + the future of Boston Art Review?

Individual Sponsorship Opportunities
Corporate Sponsorship Opportunties

Can’t make it? Sponsor tickets for an artist to attend instead.

Please contact jameson@bostonartreview.com with any questions about sponsorship and partnership opportunities.

Check out a recap from last year’s party here!


Hosted By

Camilo Alvarez (board), Ché Anderson, Cicely Carew, Anne Fitzpatrick, Sean Garren & Will DeKray, Patricia & Geoff Hargadon, Steve & Robin Hauck (board), Emily Isenberg, Pia & Paul Miller,  SIDE Presents, Lisa Tung & Spencer Glendon, Raber Umphenour, & Joe Wardwell