Huntsville Museum of Art’s 34th Annual Gala:

A Celebration of Art and Community

February 25th – March 1st, 2025.

Please join us for parties and auctions highlighting fine art, trips and treasures.

Tickets on sale January 28, 2025.

Considered one of Huntsville’s premiere events, the Huntsville Museum of Art’s Annual Gala, presented by the Gala Committee, is a tangible force aiding the Museum in its effort to bring people and art together in our community. The Gala Committee has lent well over $4 million in support of the Museum throughout its 34-year history.

The Annual Gala consists of three separate events which each offer unique cultural activities to attract a variety of patrons, both young and old. These three events are tied together by the month-long Gala Art Exhibition! This year’s featured artist is Emily Ozier. Leading up to the 34th Annual Gala, the silent auction art, trips, parties and treasures will be on display in the galleries and available for immediate purchase. You can secure your favorite item before the Gala and take it home after the event to enjoy forever!

Complimentary cocktails and valet parking for all three events.

Three Events:

 

For Children and Parents/Guardians

EMYO Reads Marisol’s Dress

Saturday, March 1, 2025

10:00-11:30 a.m.

 

Fee: $75 per Adult & Child, $35 per additional child

Includes signed copy of her book, supplies, and light refreshments

The event will be held in Loretta Spencer Hall. Enter the Davidson Center for the Arts Entrance at the Huntsville Museum of Art

Emyo, author and illustrator of Marisol’s Dress will be leading a paper doll session after her book reading. All materials included.

“In the midst of a revolution, young Marisol is forced to flee the life she knows and loves in vibrant Cuba, leaving her parents and most of her treasured belongings behind. With just one doll and her favorite white dress, Marisol struggles to adapt to life in America. But Marisol soon realizes that what she didn’t leave behind is her powerful confidence and ingenuity. Both timely and timeless, Marisol’s Dress is inspired by the journey of author and artist EMYO’s own family. Featuring the lively impressionist art of EMYO herself, this book leaves young readers moved to face hardship with the courage and creativity of Marisol.”

34th Annual Gala Sponsors

Huntsville Museum of Art and the 2025 Museum Gala Committee 

gratefully acknowledges and thanks our sponsors:

  Black Diamond Sponsor

 Loewen Window and Door Center

Blue Diamond Sponsor

United Community Bank

Red Diamond Sponsor

 Twickenham Advisors – A Hightower Company

Diamond Sponsors

 Bentley Automotive

Damson Family Foundation

InTown Partners Real Estate Group of Keller Williams Realty

Platinum Sponsor

Century Automotive Group of Huntsville

Gold Sponsors

AMG Consulting

Huntsville City Lifestyle Magazine

Mercedes-Benz of Huntsville

Regions Bank 

Smith Thornton Advisors, LLC

Silver Sponsors

Anonymous

Bradley

Butler Snow LLP

Maynard Nexsen

Merit Bank

Jean and Jerre Penney

Pinnacle Bank

SportsMED Orthopedic Surgery and Spine Center

Jean Wessel Templeton

Bronze Sponsors

 Alabama Colon & Gastro P.C.

Carriage House

Clinic for Women, P.A. Obstetrics & Gynecology

Fite Building Company

Genesis II

Hornsby Watson Hornsby & Heyward Personal Injury Attorneys

Mauldin & Jenkins

Maynor & Mitchell Eye Center

McDaniel and McDaniel Attorneys

Pearce Construction Company, Inc.

Tabby and Ward Ragland

Randolph School

Renasant Bank

Redstone Federal Credit Union

ServisFirst Bank

The Ledges