The rumors are true. We are hosting an event unlike any before. Come and help us make this an epic night at the Beach Museum of Art.
About the event:
First, don an outrageous disguise or your favorite costume, then start your evening with a spooky custom cocktail made by MHK Caravan Company. Indulge in frightfully tasty treats from local food trucks summoned to tame even the wildest appetite. An open bar of beer, wine and other beverages will keep the ghouls happy, including the specialty Beach Ball brew from Manhattan Brewing Company. Feeling crafty, try your hand at mask making, get a temporary tattoo, pose for pictures in the photo booths and enjoy the music of the night. That’s not all! Catch the headlining live performance by Jason D’Vaude aka “The Circus Man,” as he heats up the night, quite literally.
Explore the exclusive Silent Auction items on display in the UMB Theater, and bid on your favorites throughout the night.
The Beach Ball promises to be the party of the year in Manhattan. It wouldn’t be complete without you! Get your tickets now so you don’t miss out on all the food, fun and entertainment.
~ Costumes strongly encouraged ~
Must be 21 and older to attend
BEACH BALL: incognito
Friday, October 13, 2023, 6:30 – 10:30 PM
Beach Museum of Art
701 Beach Lane, Manhattan, Kansas 66506,
Kansas State University
General Admission Ticket: $125 per guest
Increased Impact Ticket: $250 per guest
Increase the price of your ticket to further your support of this important community institution. Every extra dollar helps to broaden the Museum’s outreach and impact on all ages, through art, in our region.
Help us put the FUN back in fundraising! Space is limited.
Click here to buy your tickets now.
Need assistance or have questions? Please contact Robin Lonborg at 785-532-5146 or email beachart@ksu.edu
We hope you can join us at the inaugural Beach Ball. If you are unable to attend, you can still donate to support the Beach Museum of Art. Please click here. Thank you.
Ticket purchase does not constitute Friends of the Beach Museum of Art membership and benefits.
Image: Patricia DuBose Duncan, Self Portrait with Devil Mask, 1984, gelatin silver print, 8 3/4 x 6 7/8 in., 1998.144