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Feenies Anniversary and Aqualuna

Sep 13 and Sep 18, 2004

By Catherine Barr

 

It takes a lot to make it in the food biz these days but Chef Rob Feenie has the right recipie. His "Feenie's" restaurant on Broadway was the star last week as it celebrated its first anniversary with a chic guest list and lots of food and drink.

Meanwhile, last weekend, "Aqualuna" took over the Vancouver aquarium, literally. The two part Cancer fundraiser included a sit-down dinner for 150 followed by an all-out lunar festival featuring live music, martial arts, a fashion show, grafitti artists, dancers and close to 1,000 partygoers who quickly overwhelmed aquarium bar service staff.


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CKNW's Jennifer Thomson and Mercedes-Benz's Loren Freeman enjoyed mini-gourmet burgers at Feenies reception.
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Style Wines sommelier Kyle McIntyre (left) introduced bowler-hatted Martin Dawson, of Broker's Gin, to Feenie's guests.
PICT0086 copy A recipie for success, TV chef extraordinaire Rob Feenie's popularity keeps growing and growing.
Breast cancer dinner guests Lisa MacDonald (left) and survivor Lenora Gates raised even more money for their "Lifelines" digital imaging machine last weekend.
Models and partygoers Justin Devlin (left), Rebecca Stein and Leo Byusa strutted their stuff for cancer.
Arranging a full-out, full moon party is no easy task. Just ask voluunteers Derick Fluker (left) and Matt Robinson.
Posing in front of some of the grafitti art were Adam Taubenfligel and Yaletown's Mala Kuja Moda fashion designer Marina Mikulic.

 

     
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