The Fabulous 50s: Our Founding Decade VIP Party

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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT THE MUSEUM SEE WHAT’S ON AT THE TAUBMAN Cocktails. Culture. And little mid-century glamour. The Taubman Museum of Art was founded in 1951—so as we celebrate our 75th anniversary, we’re going back to where it all began. Slip into something fabulous and step inside The Fabulous 50’s: Our Founding Decade VIP Party, an elevated 1950s cocktail experience taking place on the Museum’s private 3rd floor during the Opening Celebration for American Made: Paintings and Sculpture from the DeMell Jacobsen Collection. Think classic cocktails, Americana-inspired bites, live music, and plenty of mid-century style—all while enjoying an extraordinary first look at American Made before it opens to the public. And because you’re a VIP, you’ll experience the night a little differently. Enjoy a full bar and Americana-inspired small plates in the private VIP space, along with live music and performances. Then head into the galleries for one of the evening’s most exclusive experiences: a private, small-group guided tour of American Made with the exhibition curators and organizers. Your VIP ticket also gives you access to everything happening throughout Through the Decades: Glowback Party. Wander the Museum as it travels through the eras represented in American Made, with entertainment, music and performances, interactive experiences, food trucks, neon-inspired décor, and a silent disco in the Theater. Then retreat to the VIP party whenever you’re ready for another cocktail. Your VIP experience includes: Full Bar Raise a glass to 75 years with cocktails, wine, beer, and more. Americana Small Plates Enjoy elevated bites inspired by classic American flavors. Private Curator Tour Experience American Made before its public opening with an intimate guided gallery tour led by exhibition curators and organizers. Live Music + Performances Settle into the sounds and style of the Museum’s founding decade—and explore entertainment inspired by other eras throughout…

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