The TAPS grant provides support for several hundred students to have a hands-on experience with traditional stringed instruments. In addition to directly paying for arts programs, the Arts Ball proceeds leverage grants from the North Carolina Arts Council and South Arts. This year, thousands of students have already enjoyed arts programming provided by the fundraising from the Arts Ball. The auction was successful with items ranging from tickets and gift cards to household items, purses, and jewelry.
Melissa Sumner coordinated the Arts Ball and worked with Surry Arts Council Board members, school personnel, and volunteers to organize the event, sell tickets and ensure the arts remain a part of area school programming in 25 schools. Phillip Brown and Mandy Brown represented the Mount Airy City Schools. DeAnne Danley served as the liaison for Surry County Schools, and Dr. Those who attended the celebration had a chance to meet and speak with local school administrators, who were on hand to greet guests. “The staff at Cross Creek Country Club went above and beyond with passed hors d’oeuvres and soup followed by a seated dinner featuring filet and salmon with key lime parfait and tiramisu for dessert,” council officials said. The guests enjoyed a seated dinner, live music, and dancing with The Band of Oz, and a silent auction with more than 400 donated items. “The Surry Arts Council is grateful to Airmont Florist, Cana Mount Airy Florist, and Creative Design Flowers who worked tirelessly to provide elegant centerpieces for the evening,” the agency’s officials said. The gathering featured a Mardi Gras theme that was incorporated through table decorations, booklets, and the silent auction. 18, showing their support for the arts and helping the council pursue a goal of raising $25,000 at the event to fund art programs in area schools. More than 200 area people turned out for the annual Surry Arts Council Arts Ball at Cross Creek Country Club on Feb.
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