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Dave Koz and Friends Summer Horns Tour THE SAUSALITO ART FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE AFTER PARTY” DAVE KOZ AND FRIENDS SUMMER HORNS TOUR Featuring Gerald Albright, Rick Braun, Richard Elliot, Aubrey Logan & Adam Hawley Sunday, September 2, 7:30 PM (Doors Open at 6:30 PM) “The After Party” PRESENTING SPONSOR - $25,000 Naming Rights: Sausalito Art Festival “The After Party” presented by Sponsor’s Name 2 Prime Location Tables with seating for 20 guests 20 VIP post-performance Passes for “Meet & Greet” with Dave Koz & Friends 20 Passes for One Day’s Admittance to the Art Festival 10x10 display booth during festival hours Creative Event Banner Use of Sausalito Art Festival Logo Sponsor Recognition Page Prominent listing in pre-event press releases and publicity Prominent Listing on Sausalito Art Festival “The After Party” Tab ½ page ad in the Sausalito Art Festival program guide SAXOPHONE TABLE SPONSOR - $10,000 One Prime Location Table with seating for 10 guests 10 VIP post-performance Passes for “Meet & Greet” with Dave Koz & Friends entourage 10 Passes for One Day’s Admittance to the Art Festival Use of Sausalito Art Festival Logo Sponsor Recognition Page Listing as Saxophone Table Sponsor on “The After Party” tab 1/4 page ad in the Sausalito Art Festival program guide TRUMPET TABLE SPONSOR - $5,000 One Prime Location Table with seating for 10 guests 10 Passes for One Day’s Admittance to the Art Festival Use of Sausalito Art Festival Logo Listing as Trumpet Table Sponsor on “The After Party” tab Sponsor Recognition Page THE SAUSALITO ART FESTIVAL PRESENTS “THE AFTER PARTY” DAVE KOZ AND FRIENDS SUMMER HORNS TOUR Featuring Gerald Albright, Rick Braun, Richard Elliot, Aubrey Logan & Adam Hawley Sunday, September 2, 7:30 PM (Doors Open at 6:30 PM) Please respond by August 1st to be listed in the event invitation and other pre-event marketing. Send logo art (EPS or high-resolution TIFF or JPEG) to [email protected] Sponsor Name (as it is to be listed in print) Address City, State and Zip Code Phone Email SPONSORSHIP LEVELS PRESENTING SPONSOR $25,000 SAXOPHONE TABLE SPONSOR $10,000 TRUMPET TABLE SPONSOR $ 5,000 I/We cannot attend, but would like to show my support for the Sausalito Art Festival Foundation’s mission with a contribution of $____________. PAYMENT METHOD Please charge $_________ to: ___Visa ___MasterCard ___ American Express Card Number Expiration Date Name on Card (please print) Security Code Signature Enclosed is my check for $_____________ (payable to Sausalito Art Festival Foundation) RETURN METHOD SCAN and EMAIL your registration form and payment to: MAIL this form and check to: [email protected] Attn: J Spolter or L Briones Sausalito Art Festival Foundation PO Box 10; Sausalito 94966 If any questions, call (415) 332-3555 Fax (415) 331-1340 .
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