The Art and Antique Dealers League of America (AADLA) has announced that the Spring Show NYC Arts' Night Out, celebrating New York's Art and Antiques Week for Young Patrons is slated for Friday, April 29, from 5 to 9 pm, at the Park Avenue Armory. Arts' Night Out is sponsored by Doyle New York, Antiques & Fine Art Magazine (AFA), and ABSOLUT Vodka.

Adding to the excitement of the Spring Show NYC Young Patrons Arts' Night Out, co-chaired by Emily Collins, Margaret Moore and Abigail Starliper, is the inclusion of The New Traditionals, the next generation of designers selected by editors of "Trad Home/Lonny," the new digital edition of "Traditional Home Magazine." Among the award-winning New Traditionals who will be on-hand for one-on-one design consultations are Robert Passal, Lisa Sternfeld, from Studio LSID, Ron Marvin and Tom Delavan. Visitors are encouraged to bring along paint chips and fabric swatches to layout a room with the help of a design pro. In addition, visitors will have the opportunity to place their silent bids for a one-hour design consultation by Patrick Lonn Design, Sara Gilbane Interiors, Bonestreet Trout Hall, Tinton-Fenwick, and Megan Rice Yager Interior Design, all of whom have donated their services to benefit the ASPCA.

"The Art and Antique Dealers League of America is thrilled to celebrate Art and Antiques Week in New York with the young patrons from many of New York's prominent cultural institutions," said Clinton Howell, president of AADLA. "We welcome the opportunity to introduce an enthusiastic new audience to the world of fine and decorative arts, and encourage them to bring their shopping lists and floor plans!" According to Howell, over thirty of the city's top young patrons groups are expected to attend.

The $30 ticket, available at the door, includes that day's admission to the AADLA Spring Show NYC plus beer, wine and ABSOLUT cocktails beginning at 5 to 9 pm. For additional information, visit www.springshownyc.com or phone 800.563.7632.