June 2nd, 2009
Event Guide: Celebrating 30 years of Scarborough Arts Council
By Spacing // 3 Comments
Community, Culture, Connection: Celebrating 30 Years of Scarborough Arts Council
An eclectic evening of Scarborough arts filled with guest speakers, various performances, and a silent auction. Our special guests for the evening include:
Impresario & Social Activist Farley Flex
3PK Plasma Recording Artist, 17-year old Daniel Panetta
Juno Award Winner Simone Denny
and many more.
DATE: Thursday, June 4, 2009.
TIME: Doors open at 6:30 pm; Performances start at 7:00pm
LOCATION: The Centre for Creative Communications, Centennial College, 951 Carlaw Ave Toronto ON M4K 3M2
TICKETS: $35 — Regular price
$30 — Members of SAC
$55 — Ticket & 1st time SAC membership
Business attire. If you are unable to attend, please consider donating.
TO PURCHASE TICKETS, CALL OR VISIT: Scarborough Arts Council, 1859 Kingston Rd, Toronto ON M4K 3E3
(416) 698 7322
office@scarborougharts.com
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Organizers can comment if they want -- but I suspect since it's a fundraiser, they want to make it as accessible as possible, and being somewhat closer to the core = closer to donors and attendees. Perhaps also a question of appropriate space.
We're having this discussion with Spacing right now. The issue in the works is our Suburbs issue -- so we want to have our launch in the suburbs, somewhere. But well-attended launch parties is a critical part of our financial stability -- so it's risky to go to far out.
So money trumps irony. Likely.
Hi Shawn,
Yeah that is part of the reason. The vast majority of our programs and events take place east of Victoria Park, but for this one 1. We are working with a strong supporter - The Centre for Creative Communications - who has kindly provided the space 2. We did want to maximize accessibility to rest of the city, and be close to TTC 3. Our mandate is also to work in the east end of Toronto, so this falls within that.
So there you go!
Tim
Celebrate Scarborough....in East York! The irony is delicious.
Comment by Andrew
June 2, 2009 | 2:48 pm