Please join us for a convivial afternoon party at this history-filled venue!
This is also an excellent opportunity to introduce your non-member friends to the ADSC, so bring them along! Individual members can purchase two extra tickets at member price; Dual and Supporting members can purchase up to four tickets.
Musical stylings by Nick Rossi with a special appearance by pianist and vocalist Sara Klotz de Aguilar. Room to dance if inspired!
Delicious appetizers and no-host cocktails
Mini Silent Auction and a small vintage sale of Ball-ready attire!
Each current member will receive a beautiful ADSC enamel logo pin!
Plenty of free parking!
Tours of the museum will be offered.
Vintage attire admired but not required.
Please bring a face mask and proof of vaccination. Cash for raffle tickets and the bar will be convenient.
Volunteering is a delightful way to become part of the ADSC community - if interested in supporting this event, please email: zelda@artdecosocietyofcalifornia.org
Note: Google's directions can be confusing, so here is some additional information --
From the tube into Alameda through Webster Street - make your first right on Ralph Appezzato Ave/Atlantic Avenue and follow this street all the way to the end at the San Francisco Bay. You will be then forced to turn right and the Naval Air Museum with its checkerboard red and white tower will be immediately on your left. The parking lot's entrance is a sharp turn just past the pedestrian sidewalk and through the gate. Entrance is up the blue steps, with ADA accessibility to the venue (our volunteers will direct).
For those of you who have never been to the Alameda Naval Air Museum: It is a three Story Building constructed in Alameda Point's historic district formerly known as the Naval Air Station (operational 1940- 1998) Opened in 1942, our main event venue is on the second floor in the "Crows Nest Restaurant". Also located on the 2nd floor is an outdoor terrace featuring majestic views of the seaplane lagoon and SF Bay. With elevator access to all levels, guests are welcome to self guide through the museum on the first floor and/or also access the third floor, and view their Research Library and Miniature Village/Model Train.