The Academy Museum Gala proved to be an enchanting night for Taylor Swift.
The "Life of a Showgirl" singer, 36, shared photos from the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures' sixth annual gala on Oct. 17 in Los Angeles, where she performed for a star-studded crowd.
"A night at the museum I’ll never forget! Thank you to the @academymuseum for inviting us!" she wrote in the caption.
Swift's set, which included hits like "Blank Space" and "The Fate of Ophelia," followed the May release of her song, "I Knew It, I Knew You," for the "Toy Story 5" movie.
"Getting to perform with the band again for the first time in almost 2 years was a VIBE. And I got to sit with my @toystory 5 family," she wrote.
She also shared photos of her shimmering midnight-blue gown
and of her interacting with "Toy Story 5" voice actors Joan Cusack and Conan O'Brien.
What else did Taylor Swift sing at the gala?
Swift sang four songs at the Academy Museum Gala, including "The Fate of Ophelia" for the first time. She also performed "Blank Space" and a saxophone-backed rendition of "Love Story" before closing with "I Knew It, I Knew You."
The Grammy winner was introduced by O'Brien, who offered kind remarks under a glass dome of the Academy Museum's Dolby Family Terrace.
"It's an insane, unprecedented honor to introduce a cherished member of our little 'Toy Story 5' family," he said. "She's John, Paul, George and Ringo all in one. Taylor Swift."
She was accompanied by longtime backup singers and a band as she delivered the first chords of "Blank Space" and grabbed an acoustic guitar.
Her appearance at the Hollywood fundraiser comes as she vies for her first Academy Award nomination. Her "Toy Story 5" song is expected to be submitted for consideration in the best original song category.
Contributing: Bryan West, USA TODAY
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