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The 91��Ƭ�� Foundation, 91��Ƭ�� Fine Arts Department and Redler Institute of Culinary Arts hosted The Art of 91��Ƭ�� event on Thursday, October 21. The event showcased student artwork and performances to highlight the benefits of scholarship donations. Culinary students demonstrated their craft in the action stations and Grizzly Grub Food Truck to add to an exceptional dining experience.

“The event is meant to show the arts of 91��Ƭ�� to the community,” Director of Redler Institute Les Padzensky said. “We want 91��Ƭ�� supporters to see their money is positively impacting our students.”

While sampling the Culinary Arts menu of global tastes and a seafood bar, donors could peruse the displayed art pieces. “Work from our drawing, painting, design and ceramics courses were on display to demonstrate the robust set of formal, material and conceptual projects our students encounter while pursuing a degree in Art at 91��Ƭ��,” Art Chair Trisha Coates said.

91��Ƭ�� Vocal’s male barbershop quartet, The Smorgaschords, sang “Coney Island Baby” in front of the Grizzly Grub Food Truck, serving Coney Island dogs. The Noteables, the female barbershop quartet group, performed jazz standards and a Dolly Parton favorite. Instrumental students performed swing classics for attendees on the patio to enjoy.

“Student support is important, and we appreciate the generosity our donors have given. We have talented students who need scholarship money,” Director of Community Advancement Jennifer Green-Miracle said.

To view the photo album, including the culinary and art pieces, visit Art of .