The "We 'Cannoli' Be So Funny" Tour Comes to The Art Scene in FultonPosted on November 6, 2024 |
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On November 16th The Art Scene at CNY Arts Center is excited to announce its upcoming Art Auction and Comedy Night Fundraiser with dinner.
This fun-filled event promises a night of laughter, art, and good food.
The evening will feature a silent art auction showcasing works from talented well known and local artists. Attendees will have the opportunity to bid on a variety of pieces, from paintings and prints to photography and mixed media.
To add to the excitement, a hilarious comedy show will entertain guests with side-splitting performances from renowned comedians. The “We Cannoli Be so Funny” tour is bound to leave you in stitches. After all they are two Italian guys just “Looking to ‘Pasta’ the Time”, Nick Marra and Tom Anzolone out of Syracuse, are performing their tour a various locations, luckily for Fulton, they are stopping at The Art Scene. The show paired with a traditional Italian Dinner served before the show prepared in-house will not disappoint.
The doors will open at 4:30pm for art preview and cocktail hour (provided by Cayuga Street Steakhouse), along with a proclamation award to one of our Directors Nickolas Gentile for his work with “Space Race” presented by the Mayor of Fulton, Jim Rice, at 6 pm, seated for dinner and the art auction, comedy show begins at 7:15, with a little intermission for a fun fundraiser participation raffle. You can come for the whole event or just the show, more information and tickets are available online at www.cnyartscenter.com
All proceeds from the event will benefit The Art Scene at CNY Arts Center, supporting its mission to promote arts and culture in the community.
“We invite everyone to join us for a night of fun and philanthropy,” said Bonnie McClellan, Interim Executive Director of The Art Scene. “Your support will help us continue to offer a wide range of arts programs and exhibitions throughout the year from the extensive youth programming to the adults that participate and enjoy the many things we have to offer.”
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