Join Baltimore Clayworks for our annual gala and art auction on Saturday, May 2, 2015 at Baltimore Clayworks. The full gala experience starts at 6PM.

The Clayworks Bash will be a garden party inspired gala and art auction you won't want to miss! Ladies wear your latest floral print dress and vibrant colored accessories; gents find your bow ties with blooms and seersucker slacks to welcome the season. Hors d'oeuvres and gourmet food stations provided by Chef Jerry Edwards of Chef's Expressions will include seasonal ingredients along with a chocolate station for dessert. An open bar including specialty cocktails are included in the ticket price.

The silent auction will include a wide range of ceramic works and art work, including jewelry, specialty packages, experiences and services for guests to bid on throughout the evening.

The live auction will feature experiences you'll only find at the Clayworks Bash, such as a week-long stay in a beautiful, mountain home near Falling Water, an art-filled New York City apartment near Central Park and many other NYC attractions along with an opportunity to take home a seascape painting by renowned Baltimore painter, Raoul Middleman.

For those who enjoy live music and dancing, the Swingin' Swamis will perform R&B, soul, contemporary pop, jazz, and Latin tunes.

If you're a foodie, purchasing a Year of Dining raffle ticket is a must! Twelve local favorite restaurants have donated gift certificates that total over $1,000! You don't need to be present at the drawing to win - so even if you aren't going to this event, you can still purchase a raffle ticket through our website for a chance to win this incredible deal! Visit http://www.baltimoreclayworks.org/event/clayball.html to view the participating restaurants. $25 for one, $60 for three raffle tickets.

Your ticket price and auction proceeds directly benefit the ongoing programs and initiatives Clayworks provides through the year at Mt. Washington and throughout surrounding Baltimore City neighborhoods. To purchase tickets and to learn more about the event, visit baltimoreclayworks.org.