Fred UnLEEshed - February 9, 2012

 

 
 
 
 
Kronenbourg 1664 presented Brasserie Mystère, an exclusive Dine Out experience prepared by a C executive chef Robert Clark.
 

Kronenbourg 1664 presented Brasserie Mystère, an exclusive Dine Out experience prepared by a C executive chef Robert Clark.

Photograph by: Fred Lee , Vancouver Courier

Laugh in: Many Sandhill Winery bottles were uncorked at Vancouver TheatreSports League’s Grapes of Laugh benefit. The annual wine tasting and comedy night saw improv actors yuk it up for laughs and cash. Fronted by executive director Jay Ono, board president Marlie Oden and wine expert James Nevison, the event raised thousands of dollars to bring shows to kids in schools and disadvantaged communities.

Mystère solved: A lucky 170 people attended the exclusive Brasserie Mystère dinner as part of Dine Out Vancouver. The mystery chef for the three-course dinner, paired with Kronenbourg 1664, in a mystery location, turned out to be none other than C Restaurant’s Robert Clark and Lee Humphries doing the honours at the Salt Building on West First. The promotional free dinner attracted more than 5,000 entries.

Revealing photos: Brasserie Mystère guest Danny Filippone revealed his Penthouse Nightclub, currently under renos due to a November fire, will reopen March 1 and will feature B.C.’s largest amateur exotic dancer contest. Many of the strip club’s classic photos were thankfully saved and will be published in a bedside table book to be published by Arsenal Pulp Press.

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Kronenbourg 1664 presented Brasserie Mystère, an exclusive Dine Out experience prepared by a C executive chef Robert Clark.
 

Kronenbourg 1664 presented Brasserie Mystère, an exclusive Dine Out experience prepared by a C executive chef Robert Clark.

Photograph by: Fred Lee , Vancouver Courier

 
Kronenbourg 1664 presented Brasserie Mystère, an exclusive Dine Out experience prepared by a C executive chef Robert Clark.
Penthouse Night Club owner Danny Filippone says his venue’s March 1 re-opening will feature the province’s largest amateur exotic dance contest ever. A book on the legendary club will follow.
Equinox Gallery’s Andy Sylvester christened his satellite space on Great Northern Way with a Fred Hertzog retrospective. The massive photo show of Vancouver from the 1950s to the ’80s has been extended to March 31.
Last year, a record 410,000 Canadians visited Hong Kong. Michael Lim and Karisa Lui hosted Hong Kong Tourism Board’s Year of the Dragon appreciation dinner.
Vancouver Playhouse International Wine Festival media maven Kate MacDougall saved the wine for the Feb. 27 to March 4 festival and served vodka-based cocktails to actor Sam Neill at her Grey Goose party.
Wine guy James Nevison and Vancouver TheatreSports board prez Marlie Oden helped raise thousands of dollars at Grapes of Laugh to bring improv to kids in schools.
Inspired by Mark Rothko, Mexico-born, Vancouver artist Miriam Aroeste showcased her latest collection of bright abstract works at Granville Fine Art.
Actor- singer Nicki Burke debuted her song “I Never Knew” featuring Phat Dawg (Shaun Omaid) at Studio Cloud 30’s artist showcase at the Revue Theatre.
 
 
 
 
 
 

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