Vincent Price Events In Cleveland, This June

Vincent Price events in Cleveland, two nights with special guest: Victoria Price, June 22nd & 23rd.  

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Two spectacular Vincent Price events are coming to Cleveland, beginning June 22 & June 23...

Firstly, on MONDAY, JUNE 22, 6-9p.m. enjoy an intimate & formal Vincent Price Wine Dinner at the Luxe Kitchen & Lounge, in Gordon Square (6605 Detroit Rd. Cleveland), celebrating the 50th anniversary of: A Treasury of Great Recipes, by Vincent & Mary Price. Luxe will create an exquisite five course dinner out of the magnificent cookbook, that will be offered with limited edition Vincent Price wine.  This will be for one night only. Special guest: Victoria Price will be there to talk about her father's passion for the culinary arts. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. with an early performance by the latin jazz group: The Rice & Beans Band. There will also be a silent auction & raffle with artwork and Vincent Price memorabilia. Proceeds from raffle/auction will go towards the new Vincent Price Scholarship Foundation. Limited tickets for this event are available through eventbrite.com http://www.eventbrite.com/e/vincent-price-dinner-at-luxe-kitchen-lounge-tickets-16758902328?aff=eac2                   

For more information visit: luxecleveland.com or call: (216)920-0600

Secondly, On TUESDAY, JUNE 23 6-9 p.m. there will be a private art preview of SIX DEGREES OF VINCENT, with special guest: Victoria Price, at the good goat gallery (17012 Madison Ave. Lakewood). This one night event is for a first-hand look at the official Vincent Price art show, before it opens to the public. Be the first to enjoy a fantastical experience honoring the Renaissance Man, Vincent Price. Art will feature topics closely relating to Vincent, including stories by Edgar Allan Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, and more awe-inspiring amazement. Victoria Price, the daughter of the macabre king, will be doing a book signing of Vincent Price, a Daughter's Biography, with a talk & movie presentation about her father's role in the arts. Doors open at 6pm.  Food & refreshments will be available. Event goes until 9 p.m. Enjoy the greatest show on eARTh, featuring exceedingly talented artists from all around the world. *20% of the art sales & ticket purchases will go towards the new Vincent Price Scholarship Foundation. Make a difference & support the arts. the good goat gallery offers lay-a-way, online sales, & ships worldwide. *Reservations are required for this one night preview event. Limited tickets ($10 each) can be purchased through thegoodgoatgallery.com or eventbrite.com - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/six-degrees-of-vincent-art-preview-w-special-guest-victoria-price-tickets-16596039200  Six Degrees of Vincent will open to the public Friday, June 26 (6 - 9 p.m.) and will run until August 29.                        

For more information visit: www.thegoodgoatgallery.com. Any questions or comments email: nancy@thegoodgoatgallery.com.

We are honoring Vincent Price with these two Cleveland events because he is a significant man who could be compared with no other. He made an enormous impression in this world with his movies, recognizable voice, love of art, passion for cooking, iconic handsomeness, elegant demeanor, & well-known gentle spirit. There will never be anyone else out there like him. Most people know Vincent Price as a classic macabre movie actor, but many don't realize that he was a culinary artist and a profound Yale-educated art historian. He wrote several cookbooks, art history books, gave lectures around the world and was an avid art collector. With his extensive collection, he started the Vincent Price Art Museum, in Los Angeles, where he donated most of his art work. He was whole heartedly passionate towards the arts and would continue to advocate for the artists, stating: "There is no excitement in the world, like the excitement of owning an original work of art... art belongs to everyone." He felt it was very important for people to "see" & appreciate art. "Art is the visual experience of man made exciting by talent ...and the talent belongs to that rarest of all individuals, the artist," Vincent Price.