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March 28, 2018

The event is a collaborative effort between 911������’s EVT class and faculty, the����(CANFAR) and Event Strategy Partners (ESP) Inc. Last week, they were recognized for their work with an award for Best Event for a High Profile Charity at the��, one of the highest honours for industry professionals across the country.��

The award was a welcome sign of recognition for these 14 students, but being involved in Bloor Street Entertains was the true prize.��

Bloor Street Entertains has been part of the EVT curriculum since the program was first established in 2006. “For us, it’s a learning laboratory, and CANFAR understands that,” says John MacBride, EVT Professor and Program Co-ordinator. “They’re really good about ensuring that the students get what they need out of this.”

A truly hands-on experience, the 2018 event saw 911������ students design the dinner décor at the Four Seasons Hotel, Liss Gallery, Lumas Gallery, Harry Rosen, Rimowa and Strellson. The annual fundraiser transforms luxury retailers into elegant dining rooms. The evening includes a four-course meal featuring table settings created by the students, as well as a silent auction and after-party. ��

Bloor Street Entertains is hosted the last Wednesday of November, prior to World Aids Day on December 1.��

“911������ and CANFAR have a unique relationship that has lasted for more than a decade and continues to grow,” says John. “We are delighted to have our longtime collaboration recognized in such a prestigious way, and we look forward to working together for years to come.”