"The Pink and Green Cafe" jazz quartet, one of a number of musical performing groups of KirkMusic Productions of Cortlandt Manor, NY will be performing in a "mini-concert" at a reception and party for the opening of "Seaside Steel", an exhibition of welded steel sculpture by artist David Tobey on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 at Rye Town Park. The event is a benefit with a percentage of any sales going to The Friends of Rye Town Park.
The parking entrance is located at 95 Dearborn Avenue, near its intersection with Forest Avenue, in the City of Rye. The sixty-two acre preserve on Long Island Sound has 28 acres of lawns and paths and 34 acres of Long Island Sound beachfront.
There is free admission to the show, parking, and refreshments for all; and visitors are invited to come early to enjoy the autumn foliage display, which is predicted to be at its best the third week in October.
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This is the fourth sculpture exhibit in the park since the “Art In The Park” program was started in 2008.
More information on this event can be found on the artist's web site at http://www.davidtobey.com; and David he can be contacted at (914) 632-8226 or email david@davidtobey.com. For more information about Rye Town Park see: http://townofryeny.com/ryetown/RTP_About%20the%20Park.php. KirkMusic Productions provides live music and DJ services for all types of events throughout the tri-state area. Samples can be found on their website at http://www.KirkMusicProductions.com/livemusic.html.
