The Board of Trustees and Next Generation Council of Norman Rockwell Museum present a dazzling evening inspired by the golden age of jazz. The Drawn to Jazz celebration and fundraiser marks the opening of Jazz Age Illustration—a major new exhibition organized by the Delaware Art Museum that explores the dynamic art, style, and cultural energy of the interwar years and the Harlem Renaissance. Guests will be treated to an unforgettable evening that captures the energy and elegance of the Roaring Twenties. The night begins with a first look at Jazz Age Illustration on its opening night, followed by live jazz–– with Pete Toigo, Chris Ferrone, Conor Meehan, Jon Suters, and Soren Smedvig–– that will set the tone for an evening of rhythm, style, and celebration. Afterward, partygoers can dance the night away as the DJ keeps the party swinging. Signature cocktails—featuring Prohibition-era favorites with a modern twist—will keep spirits high, complemented by elegant, artfully prepared hors d’oeuvres. Throughout the night, vintage-inspired photo backdrops will offer the perfect setting to capture the glamour. Guests are encouraged to embrace the theme and dress to impress—from 1920s glam to festive 2025 style—think fringe, feathers, velvet, sequins, bow ties, or a modern take on Gatsby-era elegance.