Mingle with musicians at OSU’s annual Silver and Gold Soiree
By Tanisa Crosby
The Orchestra of Southern Utah will host its fourth annual Silver and Gold Soirée silent auction and raffle May 11. The soiree is a delightful opportunity for the community to socialize and get to know members of the Orchestra of Southern Utah. You are invited to join musicians and patrons at The Barn at Cedar Meadows from 5 to 7 p.m.
Tickets are $10 per person — well worth the price for an evening of hors d’oeuvres, live music, great company, and of course both wine and nonalcoholic beverages. Dressing up is encouraged, and a little splash of silver or gold never hurts.
Music will be provided by some of the very same OSU musicians who have been a part of our magical season. Performers this year include local gypsy jazz group Wilhem, lead by OSU’s concertmaster, and the energetic Cedar City Jazz Dectet.
The silent auction features generous donations from local business and artists. Offerings include fine art photography, watercolors, event tickets, and much more. All proceeds go towards funding the upcoming orchestra season. The Orchestra of Southern Utah continues to increase the offerings of live music in Cedar City, but tickets alone cover less than 10 percent of annual costs. Additional funding is essential. Please come enjoy the swankiest party in town, a great excuse to wear your favorite cocktail dress while supporting a fine arts institution.
The Barn at Cedar Meadows is located at 1419 W 3000 N in Cedar City, at the corner of Bulldog Road and 3000 N. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are available by phone at (435) 233-8213. Purchase tickets in advance from Rebekah Hughes at (435) 233-8213, or email beckyosucedarcity@gmail.com.
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