Arts Club volunteers greeted guests at the top of the stairs. From left: Coro Mohr, Pat Doucet and Joe Doucet.

Susanna Summers, seen here with Kirstin Simmons, describes herself as a "quirky singer/songwriter". Both ladies volunteered for the evening.

Harpist/singer Mehlinda Heartt is also a Baroque dancer. She and her dance partners entertained later at the reception.

The Arts Club staff can make a lot of magic happen. From left: Goldie Alam, Desmond Chung, Erin Berton and Maximillian Seager.

Historical performances are all part of Angela Brown's repertoire. She also specializes in Baroque dance and theatre.

Serving up the goodies was volunteers Judy Westacott (from left), jackie Wood and Barbara Barnswell.

BCTV news anchor Tony Parsons did a great job as the evening's host. He attended the event with the beautiful Diane Wallin, cousin to news personality Pamela Wallin.

These West Vancouver neighbours always have so much fun together. From left: Gwen Sutherland, Murdie Pollon, wife Dodi and John Sutherland.

Media liason Marlene Dixon and Terry Wolfe describe themselves as "a love story in the making."

The traditional look was all the rage this night. Volunteers Michael Armstrong (left), Mercedes Dunphy (centre) and Mike Kosloski really dressed the part.

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Music man Dal Richards and media personality Joy Metcalfe can both be heard weekly on AM 600 radio. Tune in and hear them live.

Amadeaus actors Erin Monahan (left) and Robin Richardson (right) toasted the evening with director Bill Millerd.

They're a North Shore gang for sure. Looking good was (from left) Beth and Grant DeMarsh, Barbara Jaako, Rosalie Elliott and John McEwen.

"I loved his giggle" said Leonne Rasmussen after the performance of Amadeus. She and husband Garry (left), joined board member George Grills for some socializing.