Our eighth annual Teeny Tiny Trifecta exhibition will be opening SOON! The exhibition will kick off with a ticketed VIP Presale Party & Fundraiser on Thursday, September 4, 2025, from 5-8pm. The exhibition will open to the public on Friday, September 5, 2025, from 5:30-7:30PM.
Get your ticket now for the exclusive VIP event, which offers collectors a first look at this year’s exhibition and an opportunity to purchase works before the exhibition opens to the public on First Friday!
Tickets for the TTT8 VIP Presale Party & Fundraiser are available in 3 tiers: $100 for 5PM entry and $50 for 6PM entry. This year, we are also offering a special discounted $25 for 6PM entry for participating artists in this year’s TTT8. The earlier the time slot you secure, the better the chance you have of purchasing the artwork you want!
Tickets are available per person and cover the cost of entry to the event as well as refreshments and snacks. Ticketed guests can stay for the duration of the event from the start of their time slot.
This year’s exhibition features over 200 artists and 603 artworks. All artworks are $125 each.
All ticket holders will receive a reminder email with event details and brief instructions about the exhibition and how to purchase work at the event.
Purchase a ticket for the VIP Party event and help us kick off our 52nd Season!
CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS AND DETAILS:
https://www.secondstreetgallery.org/ttt8-vip-party
———
The TTT8 exhibition is generously sponsored by Gardy Bloemers and Nick Duke Sr., Bloemers and Associates with Merrill Lynch, and the FUNd at the CACF. Second Street Gallery’s Season 52 is sponsored by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
#secondstreetgallery #ssg #ssgseason52 #teenytinytrifecta8 #ttt8 #contemporaryart #contemporarymixedmedia #artfundraiser #charlottesvilleva #virginiaartists
You may also like the following events from Second Street Gallery:
Also check out other
Exhibitions in Charlottesville,
Parties in Charlottesville,
Entertainment events in Charlottesville.
|
