The Rye Arts Center’s Studio 51 Spring Benefit Returns to The Capitol Theatre—Bigger and Bolder Than Ever!
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Rye, NY, March 21, 2025 – This year, on May 15, 2025, The Rye Arts Center’s Studio 51 Spring Benefit will take over The Capitol Theatre’s main hall, transforming the iconic venue into a glittering homage to Studio 54, and an exclusive concert and lounge experience where art, music, and untamed self-expression collide.
The evening kicks off at 6:30 PM with a cocktail hour featuring a groovy DJ set, flowing beverages, and tempting gourmet bites to start you off! Then, get ready to hit the dance floor! The evening culminates in a high-energy, two-hour performance by Rubix Kube, the ultimate ‘80s tribute band, transforming The Capitol Theatre into a full-fledged retro concert experience. Expect electrifying music, dazzling visuals, and the ultimate throwback party as we celebrate the night in true Studio 51 style!
A live auction and special fundraising moments will offer unique opportunities throughout the night to support The Rye Arts Center’s mission. As the night unfolds, The Rye Arts Center will present the 2025 Honoree Awards, recognizing Adam Levi—The Rye Arts Center’s Executive Director who is celebrating his 25th year at The RAC, and longtime supporters Laurie & Rob Platek, and Rob & Nicole Weber for their outstanding contributions to the community. The Rye Arts Center will also present its second-ever 2025 Visionary Artist Award to Jill Parry.
More than just a party, Studio 51 fuels The Rye Arts Center’s mission, raising essential funds for scholarships, outreach programs, and groundbreaking arts initiatives that make The Arts accessible to all. Tickets go on sale March 25 at 10 AM. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this spectacle of sound, style, and celebration–all in support of the arts! For more details, visit ryeartscenter.org
About The Rye Arts Center
The Rye Arts Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the community through dynamic arts education, exhibitions, performances, and outreach programs. Through scholarships and partnerships, the Center ensures that creativity and self-expression remain accessible to all.
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About The Rye Arts Center
The Rye Art Center was founded in 1960 by five Rye families and four hundred odd dollars. The Rye Arts Center serves more than 35,000 residents annually in approximately 30 towns/villages, covering a diverse region in Westchester and lower Fairfield Counties. Its programs, which cost over $1,200,000 a year to operate, are supported by tuition, memberships, private and public grant-making agencies, corporate contributions, special events, and the generous donations of individuals in our communities. Our mission is to inspire life-long enthusiasm and participation in the arts through best-in-class artistic offerings and educational programs. We strive to positively impact our local communities by bringing attention to the importance of the arts, creating a destination for diverse voices, and providing meaningful artistic opportunities.
The Rye Art Center was founded in 1960 by five Rye families and four hundred odd dollars. The Rye Arts Center serves more than 35,000 residents annually in approximately 30 towns/villages, covering a diverse region in Westchester and lower Fairfield Counties. Its programs, which cost over $1,200,000 a year to operate, are supported by tuition, memberships, private and public grant-making agencies, corporate contributions, special events, and the generous donations of individuals in our communities. Our mission is to inspire life-long enthusiasm and participation in the arts through best-in-class artistic offerings and educational programs. We strive to positively impact our local communities by bringing attention to the importance of the arts, creating a destination for diverse voices, and providing meaningful artistic opportunities.