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      Sunset on the Mountain

A Celebration of Heritage Arts

Friday, September 14th
6:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m.
at Fort Ritchie Community Center
 
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The Event

An exquisite evening celebrating the history and culture of Fort Ritchie as experienced through the arts. 

Fine Cuisine

Open Bar

Heritage Displays

An Art Auction, featuring works donated by...

Si Lewen, artist and an original "Ritchie Boy"     

R. Benjamin Jones           Max Horlick

Rebecca Pearl                 Manny Shaool

Carol Speelman               Peter Krogh

Chris Heurich                  Christina Griffin

Nina Rouzer                    Virginia Hair

Tania Glee                      Becky Dietrich

Lynda Cook                     Carol Wilks

Dick Newcomer                Britanny Grimes

Dale Buffington               Lou Mattern

Tamara Hoffman

Auction items also include...

Dinner at the Fort Ritchie Castle catered by Canapes

Fort Ritchie Fireworks Deck Party    

Fine chocolates from Candy Kitchen

Tour and Tasting from Adams County Winery

Discovery Station 6 Adult/6 Child Ticket Pack

Red Heifer Winery Tour and Tasting

$50 per person      

Contact us about reserving a table for six at 301-241-5085

RSVP ONLINE NOW!

 

  

The Ritchie Boys

 
 
 
 
 
Click here for a news story about the recent Ritchie Boys reunion held at Fort Ritchie & FRCC.
 
Click here for information about the traveling Ritchie Boys exhibit.       
 
Ritchie Boy and artist Si Lewen.

Contacted by Fort Ritchie Community Center this spring, Mr. Lewen generously offered one of his original pieces from a series entitled “Ghosts” for the center’s upcoming benefit auction, “Sunset On The Mountain: A Celebration of Heritage Arts.” Mr. Lewen felt a piece from “Ghosts” was most appropriate as the series was born of an impromptu art session while filming the 2004 documentary “The Ritchie Boys.” The piece is a charcoal on canvas, of which Mr. Lewen says, “The victims of endless wars and holocausts produced the(se) Ghosts.” Displayed without frame or stretching, per Mr. Lewen’s request, the canvas projects a hidden away feeling, mirroring the clandestine work of artists in Nazi concentration camps. Charcoal was used because it was often the only medium available to artists in the camps, salvaged from the crematoriums. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


Overnight accommodation partners for Sunset on the Mountain
 
Contact any of these fine nearby establishments for lodging 
  
MONTE VISTA BED AND BREAKFAST
Blue Ridge Summit, PA   717-794-2962
 
 SUMMIT SPRINGS BED & BREAKFAST
Blue Ridge Summit, PA   717-794-5121

 
 Fairfield, PA   717-642-5645
 
Sunset on the Mountain is made possible by
 
 
The Mary K. Bowman Fine Arts Fund

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Seating limited to first 200 guests.  Sponsorship opportunities available. 

Call Business & Development Manager Kirsten Hubbard at 301-241-5085 or email khubbard@TheFRCC.org for more information.