We went to S&R Foundation's Night Nouveau at Halcyon House.
Guests enjoyed quirky, unique décor that drew inspiration from the masters of Surrealism, including Salvador Dali's melting clocks painting, a maze, mimes, and walking trees. We snapped Dolci Gelati’s Anastasia Dellaccio, Ladies America’s Lindsey Mask, Cast of Thousands’ Lil Christmas, and Washington Life’s Catherine Carlstedt.
There was also a VIP Room with Moet & Chandon all evening and an after party at Malmaison. Here, Deloitte’s Angela Welle, Kennedy Center’s Nicole Kidston, and Newseum’s Ryan Merkel.
S&R Foundation co-founder Dr. Sachiko Kuno, SAIC’s Mike Hughes, and Vox’s Melissa Bell.
Peruvian Brothers, along with Sushiko, Daikaya, Georgetown Cupcakes, and Dolci Gelati, provided delish treats. Here, its co-founder Giuseppe Lanzone is bookended by S&R COO Kate Goodall and The White House’s Fran Holuba.
It was a night of dancing to great music by DJ Dirty Hands. All proceeds benefited S&R Foundation's support of talented individuals in the arts, sciences, and social entrepreneurship, especially those furthering international cultural collaboration.
