Night at the Ceramic Hall (Clay After Dark)

Overview:

Schools can host a night where they put pieces of art on display. These pieces can be ceramic pieces created by students/teachers. In addition to this, they can ask for donations (art pieces/equipment) from local artists or businesses.All of these donations/pieces can be arranged museum style in the school and people can bid on them silent auction style as they stroll through the school and look at various pieces/exhibits. Some exhibits can be focused on different subjects too (Science, Math, etc). If doing a silent auction, it might be worth having free admission. If forgoing the silent auction, it might be worth charging admission.

Fundraiser Name:

Night at the Ceramic Hall (Clay After Dark)

Fundraiser Type:

Event-Based

Grade Level Applicability:

All

Time Investment:

Medium

Upfront Cost:

Low

Expected Funds Raised:

Medium

Implementation Requirements:

Volunteers needed, Materials required, administrative approval required

Participation Level:

School-Wide

Marketing Support Available:

No

Success Stories & Reviews:

Harvard Art Museums at Night

Restrictions/Guidelines:

May have to get approval from district/administration