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All Aboard for Sculpture raises funds for Sculpture Fields

To evoke the 1920s vibe of the evening, All Aboard for Sculpture partygoers will dine inside a Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum train. The event also includes a cocktail party with cars and music reminiscent of the era and a speakeasy at the home of the Sculpture Fields' founder, John Henry, and his wife, Pamela Henry.
To evoke the 1920s vibe of the evening, All Aboard for Sculpture partygoers will dine inside a Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum train. The event also includes a cocktail party with cars and music reminiscent of the era and a speakeasy at the home of the Sculpture Fields' founder, John Henry, and his wife, Pamela Henry.

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If you go

› What: All Aboard for Sculpture fundraiser.› When: 5:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 16.› Where: Sculpture Fields, 1800 Polk St.› Admission: $250.› Phone: 423-266-7288.› Email: clifford@sculpturefields.org.› Website: www.sculpturefields.org.

Partygoers raising funds for the outdoor art museum Sculpture Fields will take a trip through time – back to the Roaring ’20s – at All Aboard for Sculpture on Friday, Sept. 16.

A different country is highlighted at All Aboard each year. This fourth iteration celebrates the American sculptor in 1920s style.

The event’s pre-party takes place among the 32 pieces of large-scale sculpture on-site at Sculpture Fields with cocktails, performers, cars and music reminiscent of an earlier era.

Next comes dinner aboard a Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum train, then a speakeasy at the studio home of John and Pamela Henry.