Tag: Jason Lloyd

  • Bust Art Fundraiser and Hot Chefs Cool Jazz

    Unique, artful and fun is the best way to describe “Bust – An Art Social”. Hosted by Global TV weather girl Kristi Gordon and a flock of female friends, this tasteful and titillating evening featuring inspired artworks by artists from all over BC. A silent auction, live entertainment and dancing rounded out the night with all the proceeds going to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation. Next, it was time for the Hot Chefs, Cool Jazz event as Bocue d’Or candidate chef Ryan Stone took his bows at center stage amidst the many food and wine stations set up at the Vancouver Convention Centre. Funds raised here go to support Ryans’ bid to compete with the best in January 2011.

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    01 – Bust Art hostess Kristi Gordon, seen here with husband and husband Paul, takes and break from the weather to welcome guests to the first annual event.

    02 – Think pink is always the message when it comes to breast cancer, and thanks to Kristi and her girls, the money raised at Bust Art will give women everywhere a fighting chance.

    03 – Global TV news anchor Chris Gailus, seen here at Bust Art with wife/reporter Jane Carrigan, left, and morning anchor Lynn Colliar, is happy to play the part of MC.

    04 – Design man Brady Dahmer and guest hit the see-and-be-seen scene at Bust Art social event.

    05 – Shalina Kajani and her main man, veteran Global TV reporter John Daly, come out in support of Bust Art.

    06 – Allison Spurrell and Joe Chaput, of West Vancouver’s Les Amis du Fromage, slice fresh prosciutto at the Hot Chefs Cool Jazz fundraiser.

    07 – Terminal City Club chef Jason Lloyd tempts West Vancouver’s Jim Robertson with some Guiness braised shortribs at Hot Chefs Cool Jazz.

    08 – Competing with the best at the Bocuse d’Or in Jan 2011, candidate chef Ryan Stone says his game plan is to feature fabulous local ingredients and not be intimidated.

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    By Catherine Barr, May 14, 2010

    Published in print by the North Shore Outlook Newspaper on May 20, 2010

  • Muhammad Ali, Steve Nash, Sugarlime, Arts Umbrella and more

    So many events, so little time. Here’s a roundup of some of the spectacular fundraisers and opening night celebrations that took place over the last week or two.

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    01 – North Vancouver’s Jason Dussault, seen here with girlfriend/model Mashiah Vaughn, whose best known for his super-star endorsed clothing line Deuce, sits front row at the Boys’ Co. 25th Anniversary fashions show and party.

    02 – Nanaimo born NBA star Steve Nash, left, and NHL Canucks hero Trevor Linden come out for the kids in support of Steve’s foundation fundraiser “Showdown in Downtown”.

    03 – With a wall of TV screens to make you scream, the chic new Boston Pizza, (located at Esplanade and Chesterfield) will be the place to be seen during the game. From left: Franchisee Darrell Lesueur and wife Lisa, Owner/Operator Neil MacLeod and wife Judy, and Caroline Schein, VP of People Development.

    04 – A toast to Terminal City Club executive chef Jason Lloyd and sommelier Teresa Alampur for helping to host the fabulous Vina Tamaya / Vina Morande Wines of Chile winemakers’ dinner featuring stunning plates and presentations.

    05 – North Van’s Adam Wickstead, left, GM of Pacific Overseas Forwarding Inc. and Jan Beringer, President and CEO of Rohde & Liesenfeld Canada Inc. generously sponsor the vodka lounge at the Arts Umbrella’s SPLASH art auction event on Granville Island.

    06 – Partner Roshni Naik, left, and owner Karen Buder are the toast of the town at their sparkly Sugarlime Soiree 2009 fundraiser held at the Vancouver Art Gallery in support of BC Children’s Hospital.

    07 – “Facing Ali” producer Derik Murray, left, and Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, right, are among the VIPs who got to meet legendary heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali during a special screening/reception at the Vancouver International Film Festival.

    – Catherine Barr

    As published in the North Shore Outlook newspaper on October 22, 2009