GRANVILLE Street has another hot spot place to party
thanks to the boys behind Tonic Nightclub. The bar/dance club opened
its doors for the first time on Wednesday Dec 18 and the place was
packed.
Long and narrow, with three separate levels, the club boasts
one of the largest mirror balls in North America. Owners Derek Pink
and Dave Kershaw, of AuBar fame, have a surefire winner here. Check
it out.
And speaking of AuBar, that was the place to be on Thursday
Dec 19 as UnWrapped - a fashion show of lingerie, diamonds and fur,
delighted and entertained all who attended. Finaldia vodka martinis
helped fuel the yuletide fire as event coordinator Traci Myles turned
up the heat with her models draped in Diamonds Direct
jewels, Bodyone fashions
and furs by Snowflake. Proceeds were donated to the Make a Wish Foundation.
Hot Stuff.
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Tonic
owners Derek Pink (left) and Dave Kershaw welcomed guests to their
new Granville street nightclub. |
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Co-owner
Murray Kryski (left) celebrated the opening of Tonic with bar designer
Rob Kay. |
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Handsome
bartender Andrew Coburn made sure everyone's glasses were kept full
at the opening of Tonic. |
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All
the guys bellied
up to the bar for a beer from body-painted Heinneken beauty Jen Thornton
at Tonic's grand opening. |
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David
and Melinda Newman (left) came to the opening of Tonic nightclub
with BC-CTV 9 weatherman Rob Christie. |
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Wearing
itsy-bitsy sequined bikinis, the go-go dancing girls at Tonic really
got the party started. Clockwise from front left: Kelly Good, Lisa
Deacon, Jasna Daut and Rhonda Maddin. |
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Makng
the scene at Tonic.
Will Sasso, of Mad TV fame, was introduced to Kiara Hunter,
whose dance CD "Believe" is in the top ten in the UK. |
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