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Up-and-coming tee-shirt companies, Create and Duane, hosted their summer showcase at Blue&Cream. The guests cooled off with free ice-cream cones by Mister Softee and enjoyed cocktails by Svedka and OSO as they listened to the beats of a DJ entertaining the crowd. Those who attended got to view the latest collections by the designers and enjoyed a special discount on the pieces. JOHN JAXHEIMER PHOTOGRAPHY EXHIBIT @ BLUE & CREAMTuesday, June 24th, 2008
Blue&Cream launched its newest gallery exhibit, the photography of John Jaxheimer. Art buyers, family/friends, and artist loyalists all came to view the work, which features unique photographic perspectives on various environments in Eastern Long Island. Guests enjoyed cocktails and hors d’oeuvres as they chatted with John about his creative vision. The exhibit will be on display through July 25th at Blue&Cream Bowery. AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION KICK-OFF AT BLUE & CREAMThursday, June 5th, 2008
The American Heart Association’s Junior Council hosted their summer kick-off at Blue&Cream. For this invite-only shopping event, guests sipped champagne and snacked on ice-cream as they scoured the racks. A percentage of proceeds for the evening went to support the American Heart Association. To find out more about the American Heart Association, please go to www.americanheart.org CHILDREN’S RIGHTS CHARITY EVENT AT BLUE & CREAMWednesday, June 4th, 2008
Blue&Cream teamed up with the Children’s Rights Junior Council and Lucky Magazine to host Cocktails+Clothing+A Good Cause. Guests partook in a silent auction and shopping this season’s hottest styles with proceeds benefiting the Children’s Rights Organization. Designer Charlotte Ronson created a limited edition tee-shirt design as her donation for the event, which flew off the racks as soon as guests arrived. To thank them for their support, attendees enjoyed gift bags, hors d’oeuvres, cupcakes, and cocktails. Celebs including Rosario Dawson, Ms. Teen USA, and Taryn Manning came out to shoe their support for a great cause. To find out more about Children’s Rights, please go to www.childrensrights.org
  
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