Credit: Maryann Small
Donations Raised at the Event will Support Children's Programming at Lunch Break
Thursday, January 10th, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
American Antiques Company, 1318 Corlies Avenue, Neptune, NJ
PRESS RELEASE: Neptune, NJ (December 20, 2012) – On Thursday, January 10th, 2013 from 6:30 -8:30 p.m., the American Antiques Company will host a "Designer Night Out" event at its 18,00 square-foot showroom located on 1318 Corlies Avenue in Neptune, NJ. Interior designers, decorators, creative professionals and their guests are invited to enjoy this special evening of good will, fine wine and refreshments.
Throughout the event, the staff of American Antiques will also host private showroom tours and previews of new acquisitions from the American Antiques collection. Many New Jersey treasures will be on view and for sale, including a a Victor-Victrola Talking Machine produced in Camden, New Jersey and a 1920s cast iron fireplace backplate from the former historic Ritz Carlton Hotel Jimmy Diamond Bar in Atlantic City, NJ.
A suggested donation of $10 per guest will be donated to support children's programming at the nonprofit organization Lunch Break. One such program is Lunch Break's Dinner and a Movie Night where the organization offers a dinner and movie to children of The Red Bank and Asbury Park Boys and Girls Club every fourth Thursday of the month. This two year-old program was inspired by long-time Lunch Break supporters, Mr. and Mrs. Myron and Judith Kaller. The children, ages 5-13 watch a movie while they are served a meal by young men and women volunteers from local schools, many of whom are the same age as the children they serve.
To attend the event, RSVP to Jennifer Smiga at [email protected] or call (877) 992-6847.
Throughout the event, the staff of American Antiques will also host private showroom tours and previews of new acquisitions from the American Antiques collection. Many New Jersey treasures will be on view and for sale, including a a Victor-Victrola Talking Machine produced in Camden, New Jersey and a 1920s cast iron fireplace backplate from the former historic Ritz Carlton Hotel Jimmy Diamond Bar in Atlantic City, NJ.
A suggested donation of $10 per guest will be donated to support children's programming at the nonprofit organization Lunch Break. One such program is Lunch Break's Dinner and a Movie Night where the organization offers a dinner and movie to children of The Red Bank and Asbury Park Boys and Girls Club every fourth Thursday of the month. This two year-old program was inspired by long-time Lunch Break supporters, Mr. and Mrs. Myron and Judith Kaller. The children, ages 5-13 watch a movie while they are served a meal by young men and women volunteers from local schools, many of whom are the same age as the children they serve.
To attend the event, RSVP to Jennifer Smiga at [email protected] or call (877) 992-6847.
American Antiques Showroom - Credit: Maryann Small
"All of us at American Antiques Company are honored to gather this region's creative professionals for a special evening of friendship and good will to support children's programming at Lunch Break," said Brian Sheehy, American Antiques Company. "Children are the beating heart of any community, and it's important that we come together to support and fund programs that assist in their emotional and physical wellbeing. "Designer Night Out" is the first of many evenings where we hope to partner with the creative community to help Monmouth County's children."
About American Antiques Company
American Antiques Company is the largest single point antiques store in the NY/NJ/CT Tri-State Area. Its mission is to preserve history and forge the past, utilizing modern technology to educate the customer and enhance the antique buying and selling experience. American Antiques Company offers its clients the ability to buy and sell the finest art, antiques and jewelry. Visit www.americanantiquescompany.com of visit them on Facebook for more information.
American Antiques Designer Night Out 01-10-13
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