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Saturday, July 18 | 5 – 8 PM

Spiral Supper

$250 - $1,000
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Supporting Spiral House Park

As we celebrate our first full public season, we invite you to help nurture the future of Spiral House Park with our inaugural Spiral Supper. Proceeds from the evening will support arts and nature-based education programs, trail stewardship, accessibility initiatives, community partnerships, and our commitment to providing affordable and transformative experiences for visitors of all ages.

Please select the ticket level that is right for you. Each ticket includes the full evening experience; higher levels provide additional support for Spiral House Park's programs and stewardship.

$250 – Friend | $500 – Patron | $1000 – Steward 


The Evening

5 – 6 PM | Cocktail Reception
Enjoy drinks and bites on our Sunset Patio with sweeping views of the Catskill Mountains.

Live Music Throughout
Featuring two Jazz performances by Maia Jarrett & Nico Bald, plus a special solo performance by Lady Moon!

6 – 8 PM | Spiral Supper
Dinner and desserts will be prepared by Katiushka Melo, creator of Culture Cream and a Hudson Valley chef, artist, and fermenter. Guests will enjoy a seasonal and local vegetarian and vegan family-style meal served in the intimate setting of the Spiral House’s main floor.

A Special Opportunity

Dinner guests will have exclusive access to purchase a limited number of Tom Gottsleben's remaining Shoots sculptures. Crafted from local bluestone, stainless steel, and crystal glass, these iconic works can be seen throughout the park and have long been favorites among collectors.


About Spiral House Park

Spiral House Park offers immersive experiences in art and nature, recognizing their power to transform how we see and care for the world and engage with each other. We steward the Spiral House and the artwork created by Tom Gottsleben, along with the surrounding gardens and 45-acre landscape, for public access, programs, and events.

Created by founder Patty Livingston and the late artist Tom Gottsleben, the park is a reimagined landscape, an abandoned bluestone quarry transformed into a place of wonder, anchored by the iconic, five-story Spiral House.


Unable to Attend?

If you cannot join us for the Spiral Supper, we hope you will consider making a contribution to support Spiral House Park's mission. Gifts of any amount help sustain and expand our programs and public access.

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