As the battle against AIDS rages on, prominent citizens from Toronto and surrounding areas gathered at the 12th annual Bloor Street Entertains gala. With a fundraising goal of $500,000, the money raised went to support the Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR). Guests enjoyed a stunning array of fine dining cuisine, followed by an evening …
Truly a global experience, guests attending this illustrious gala enjoyed the lifestyle travel themes of London, Paris, and Los Angeles. A gourmet dinner ensued with raffle sponsors from Heys and Air Canada Vacations, followed by a silent auction for each jet-setter who attended. Produced by award-winning event management team, Solutions with Impact, the All That …
A passionate love story with reading as its protagonist revealed itself February 12, 2009, as celebrity guests and revered authors commingled and schmoozed at The Book Lover’s Ball. A regal affair lighting up a banquet hall at The Fairmont Royal York, a silent and live auction engaged the senses as swanky cocktails and delectable hors …
B’nai Brith Canada recently paid tribute to award-winning producer Robert Lantos, bestowing him with its Award of Merit, the Jewish community’s highest honour. Dinner co-chairs Peter Munk and Gerald Schwartz were joined by Canada’s leading corporate executives, politicians and dignitaries, along with other members of the entertainment industry to toast Lantos with a gala dinner …
Many of Canada’s leading celebrities and over 1,600 guests gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle to celebrate the 26th annual Special Olympics Festival. The celebration offered a full day of events including the Darryl Sittler Celebrity Face-Off Challenge, an evening gala featuring a special performance by The Canadian Tenors, and a fashion show hosted by …
The Walrus Foundation recently held it’s first gala at The Fermenting Cellar in the Distillery District. Hosted by Seamus O’Regan and Shelagh Rogers, the night also included a unique silent auction of secret messages in a bottle – including written words from Archbisop Desmond Tutu, Sir Richard Branson, Margaret Atwood and Stephen King. www.walrusmagazine.com PHOTOS: …
