Harry Connick Jr. Star Of Sold-Out 2025 Kravis Center Gala

More Than 500 Guests Enjoyed A 1940s-Themed Klub Kravis Cocktail Reception

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The Raymond F. Kravis Center for the Performing Arts hosted its annual Gala on March 5, with record-breaking ticket sales of more than 500. Guests enjoyed a 1940s-themed Klub Kravis cocktail reception in the elegantly decorated Harris Pre-Function Hall in the Cohen Pavilion. The evening continued with a performance in Dreyfoos Hall by Harry Connick Jr., one of today’s most influential entertainers.

Photos by CAPEHART