New York City Opera's Spring Luncheon
celebrates women's support of and
contributions to the arts. A group of
outstanding women will be honored at
this new annual event for their
leadership in this field and their
exceptional support of City Opera. The
lunch will include intimate performances
from top City Opera artists.
One
hundred percent of the proceeds from the
Spring Luncheon will support New York
City Opera's award-winning Education
Programs. These programs, which reach
over 5,000 students each year, take
artists into classrooms, bring young
people to performances and provide
exciting behind-the-scenes glimpses of
City Opera at work.
Event: New York City
Opera's Spring Luncheon
Performance:
Performances from City Opera Artists
Date:
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Location:
Mandarin Oriental Hotel
Time:
12:00 - 2:00 pm
Beneficiary: New York City
Opera Education Programs
Tables of Ten:
$10,000, $5,000, $3,000
Benefit Tickets:
$1,000, $500, $300
Confirmed Honorees: Anita Contini and
Mimi Levitt
Anita Contini
is Senior Vice President and Director of
Corporate and Public Affairs for CIT, a
longtime corporate supporter of City
Opera and the leadership supporter of
its popular Opera-For-All program,
offering $25 tickets at all
performances. Prior to joining CIT,
Contini served as Vice President and
Director of the Lower Manhattan
Development Corporation and as Vice
Chair of the Board of the Alliance for the Arts.
She is an active member of the Financial
Women's Association, Art Table,
American Institute of Architects (AIA)
New York Chapter, and the LMDC's
Cultural and Community Enhancements Fund
grant program. She was also the founder
and President of the not-for-profit
and award-winning arts organization,
Creative Time.
Mimi Levitt
is President of Levitt Properties &
Trustee of the Mortimer Levitt
Foundation. She serves on the Boards of
Young Concert Artists, Bard Music
Festival, the New York Landmarks
Conservancy, and the Friends of The
Upper East Side Historic District Inc.
Mimi
has been
a loyal
supporter of City Opera since 1980.
For more information regarding the event
or to purchase tickets,
please call the New York City Opera
Special Events Department at
212-870-4291