Center On Contemporary Art: It's not a sprint, IT'S A MARATHON!

 


It's A Marathon! VIP Packages + Register to Bid
August 13, 2021
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CoCA's annual Marathon and Auction has returned! 
Join us virtually September 13-18 for five full days of exciting events.

This year's Marathon and Auction begins with the Silent Auction. Over 30 cant-live-without items including work created by our 2021 Marathon Artists will be open for bids starting September 13 at 12:00 PM PST.

On September 17th, the Marathon will showcase CoCA Artists and their journeys to create stellar artwork for the Live Auction. Don't miss it! The Marathon can be viewed on Instagram LIVE from 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM PST and the Marathon highlights are only available for 24 hours.

At the close of the Marathon, be sure to check out the Live Auction Preview. Plan your bids and get ready because the VIP Preview Party and Live Auction Main Event begins at 6:30 PM PST the next day! Our Live Auction Main Event, hosted by renowned auctioneer Kip Toner and famed entertainer Aleska Manila, is FREE to attend and can be viewed on the Marathon and Auction website, Facebook, and Instagram.  

Purchase your VIP Package and receive exclusive access to the VIP Preview Party featuring entertainment by musician Om Johari and jazz singer Debbie Cavitt. As an M&A VIP, you also have the option to receive a delicious dinner from Nue Seattle to pair with your event experience. VIP packages are limited, so be sure to get yours today!
PURCHASE YOUR VIP ADMISSION TICKET
 
Can’t attend the VIP Preview Party or Live Auction Main Event?
Register to participate in the Raise Your Paddle or Silent Auction. Raise Your Paddle is available now through September 18. The Silent Auction kicks off on September 13 at 12:00 PM PST and ends on September 18 at 6:00 PM PST.
 
REGISTER TO BID

To learn more about our fundraiser or to make a donation, visit our Marathon and Auction site. If you have any questions, feel free to contact our Marathon and Auction Committee at marathon@cocaseattle.org.

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