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Directly from the Sun Peaks Resort Press Release:

Canada’s Alpine Village gets ready for its biggest line-up…ever!

Sun Peaks, BC (May 15, 2012) - Sun Peaks is excited to announce additions to its already massive event schedule this summer. This coming summer will feature over 35 events, including 15 newly created or partnered events, representing a 100% increase over last year. Branded as Canada’s Alpine Village, the mountain community will host an event every weekend from June 30to September 29, drawing visitors from all over the region.

In addition to previously announced events, such as the upcoming Free Outdoor Concert featuring Kevin Costner and Modern West, Sun Peaks is adding to its summer line up “Seak the Peak” Geo Caching Weekend (July 21 & 22), the brand new 5’Forty Longboard Challenge (August 19) and the Yeah Bru! Classic Dual Slalom Downhill Mountain Bike Race (September 2).

The community will continue to celebrate its 50 year anniversary throughout the summer with events happening every month, starting with the Mr. Fairway Contest (June 2) and culminating at the 50th Reunion Finale Barbeque (September 8th).

The increased events schedule allowed Tourism Sun Peaks and resort businesses to partner with talented local organizers to identify opportunities.  Partnerships were forged to stage the Yeah Bro! BC Cup Series #3 Downhill Mountain Bike Race (July 14 & 15), Dirty Feet’s XC Mountain Bike Event (July 21 & 22) and Trail Run (September 8th).  Cooperation also expanded RunClub’s Jo’s Road Race (June 30 & July 1) into a destination weekend.

The dramatic increase in events has been driven by two factors according to Christopher Nicolson, President of Tourism Sun Peaks. The first was a need to attract more ‘first-time’ locals and regional residents during the summer.

“Events offer a specific reason to come to Sun Peaks,” says Nicolson. “Most people who visit in summer have an exceptional experience and return. The scented air, vibrant colours, and invigorating village and activity draw people back. But we needed to find a way to entice guests for their initial visit.”

The second reason is directly related to the creation of the new Sun Peaks Mountain Resort Municipality.  As a formal municipality, the community was able to work with the provincial government and secure new investment for tourism and infrastructure.

For more information, go to www.sunpeaksresort.com/events

Directly from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Press Release:

Superstar Yevgeny Sudbin performs Mozart with the VSO, with Conductor Laureate Kazuyoshi Akiyama celebrating his 40th anniversary of conducting the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra.

Vancouver, BC – The weekend of May 26th to the 28th sees the VSO debut of piano superstar Yevgeny Sudbin, performing one of Mozart’s most important – and most brilliant – works for piano, his Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor. Also featured on the program are Debussy’s beautiful L’isle joyeuse and La Mer, and Mozart’s Magic Flute Overture.

These performances are conducted by VSO Conductor Laureate Kazuyoshi Akiyama. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the VSO’s association with Maestro Akiyama, who served as Music Director from 1972 to 1984. In Vancouver and the Lower Mainland, as well as on tours throughout British Columbia, across Canada, to the US West Coast and Japan, Maestro Akiyama has conducted over six- hundred concerts with the VSO and can be heard on five critically acclaimed recordings. The VSO is immensely proud of its association with Maestro Akiyama, a world-renowned conductor and recipient of the Emperor’s Purple Ribbon Medal from the Japanese Government for his outstanding contribution to the country’s musical culture. We celebrate our 40th anniversary of beautiful music-making on this performance weekend.

Pianist Yevgeny Sudbin has been hailed as potentially one of the greatest pianists of the 21st century, and the International Record Review called him “one of the most important pianistic talents of our time.” Sudbin regularly performs with many of the world’s most distinguished orchestras, and his recordings have always met with critical acclaim.

The matinee performance on Sunday, May 27th is dedicated to the many hundreds of VSO Volunteers who give generously and tirelessly of their time to assist the VSO in many aspects of operations. Volunteers staff the VSO Gift Shop; work at every concert assisting patrons, handing out information and selling lottery tickets; spend thousands of hours in the VSO offices assisting with administrative tasks, important mailouts, data entry, etc.; staff the reception desk; sell lottery tickets at malls and other locations throughout the Lower Mainland; staff the Tea & Trumpets matinee series; help raise important funds through projects such as the Volunteer Music Appreciation Program, the Symphony of Style Fashion Show, the Holland America Luncheon, and more. The VSO salutes these amazing volunteers!

CONCERT INFO

Masterworks Diamond

Saturday & Monday, May 26 & 28, 8pm, Orpheum

Rogers Group Financial Symphony Sundays

Sunday, May 27, 2pm, Orpheum

Kazuyoshi Akiyama, conductor

Yevgeny Sudbin, piano

Mozart          The Magic Flute: Overture

Mozart          Piano Concerto No. 24 in C minor, K. 491

Debussy         L’isle joyeuse

Debussy         La Mer

TICKET INFORMATION:

Tickets: $26.75 - $84 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Directly from the Donnelly Group Press Release:

Friday, May 4th
4KORNERS (Toronto)
With DJs Matty C & Jay Swing
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Wednesday, May 9th
Young Mase at Down By Law Wednesdays
With DJ Flipout plus Free Up in room 2 with
DJs Arems, Rexx, Hoppa and Chizzle
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Thursday, May 10th
Flosstradamus (Fools Gold)
With DJs Matty C, Trevor Risk plus
Ryan Trax & Jordan in room 2
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Saturday, May 5th
The Kentucky Derby at Cinema
The 138th running of the Kentucky Derby goes off on Saturday. Join us for some mint juleps, a Kentucky breakfast and bourbon lemonade starting at noon.

Saturday, May 5th  
Miguel Cotto vs Floyd Mayweather Jr
Showing at The Academic, Library Square & Cinema Public Houses - 6pm

Directly from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Press Release:

May Concerts with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

Vancouver, BC – The month of May sees the VSO performing fourteen concerts in three different venues, ranging from Pops to classics to new music to concerts for children and families. Performances occur at the Orpheum, the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts, and the Orpheum Annex.

A return engagement with the world’s top-selling jazz instrumentalist, trumpeter Chris Botti, starts off the month, on May 2nd at the Orpheum. The first time Botti performed with the orchestra was the Spring of 2010, to a sold-out house and rave reviews. Now, Botti returns with a brand-new album titled Impressions to his credit. Playing with his uniquely expressive sound and soaring musical imagination, Botti is joined on this album by featured artists Andrea Bocelli, Vince Gill, Herbie Hancock, Mark Knopfler, David Foster and Caroline Campbell in a celebration of romantic melodies from across the world. Chris Botti brings his unique, smooth jazz sound to the VSO, with a collection of outstanding arrangements for jazz trumpet and full orchestra.

May continues with an extraordinary classical concert featuring outstanding cellist Jan Vogler peforming the greatest of the cello concertos, the Dvorak Cello Concerto. Also on the program is the Brahms Symphony No. 2, all under the baton of conductor Christoph Konig making his VSO debut.

A Pacific Arbour Tea & Trumpets matinee concert is up next, featuring the music of Bach and Handel, and the talents of VSO flute players Christie Reside and Rosanne Wieringa; and of course, Bard on the Beach’s own Christopher Gaze hosting and narrating. Tea and cookies are served in the Orpheum lobby prior to the concert.

The 2011/12 London Drugs VSO Pops series concludes with two performances by trumpet great Allen Vizzutti. Internationally acclaimed as one of a handful of the greatest trumpet players in the world, Vizzutti and the orchestra perform an eclectic set of jazz, blues and light classics, with a dash of Astor Piazzolla for good measure. VSO Principal Pops Conductor Jezz Tyzik conducts. This same weekend, the VSO performs a Spectra Energy Kids‘ Koncerts program featuring renowned children’s entertainers Platypus Theatre and one of their best-loved shows, Emily Saves the Orchestra.

The following weekend, the VSO returns to the Chan Centre for the Performing Arts and the Orpheum Annex. At the Chan Centre, pianist Jeffrey Kahane plays and conducts a program of Bach, Mozart and Respighi. At the Orpheum Annex, the orchestra and Assistant Conductor Pierre Simard explore new music, with compositions by Ana Sokolovic, Denys Bouliane, and Tristan Murail.

The busy month of May kicks into an even higher gear when superstar pianist Yevgeny Sudbin joins the orchestra for three performances of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 24. This extraordinary concert also features Debussy’s La Mer and L’isle joyeuse. The VSO also celebrates the 40th anniversary of our association with Conductor Laureate Kazuyoshi Akiyama. Maestro Akiyama conducts this concert, and in his 40-year association with the VSO (twelve years as Music Director, from 1972 to 1984) he has conducted over six hundred performances, and can be heard on five acclaimed recordings.

The month comes to a close with Last Night of the Proms, under the baton of Maestro Tovey, and featuring the Vancouver Bach Choir and mezzo soprano Sarah Fryer.

CONCERT INFO

Specials

Chris Botti with the VSO

Wednesday, May 2, 8pm, Orpheum

Chris Botti, trumpet

Pierre Simard, conductor

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $45 to 68 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Goldcorp Masterworks Gold

Saturday & Monday, May 5 & 7, 8pm, Orpheum

Christoph Konig, conductor

Jan Vogler, cello

Weber                  Die Freischutz: Overture

Dvorak                  Cello Concerto

Brahms                 Symphony No. 2

TICKET INFORMATION:

Tickets: $26.75 - $84 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Series Sponsor: Goldcorp Inc.

Radio Sponsor: CKNW

Pacific Arbour Tea & Trumpets: the Music of Bach and Handel

Thursday, May 10, 2pm, Orpheum

Pierre Simard, conductor

Christie Reside, flute

Rosanne Wieringa, flute

Christopher Gaze host

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $38 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Series Sponsor: Pacific Arbour Retirement Communities

London Drugs VSO Pops: Allen Vizzutti with the VSO!

Friday & Saturday, May 11 & 12, 8pm, Orpheum

Jeff Tyzik, conductor

Allen Vizzutti, trumpet

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $26.75 - $84 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Series Sponsor: London Drugs

Radio Sponsor: QM/FM

Spectra Energy Kids’ Koncerts: Platypus Theatre, Emily Saves the Orchestra!

Sunday, May 13, 2pm, Orpheum

Pierre Simard conductor

Platypus Theatre

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: Adult- $27.75 Child- $19 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Kids’ Koncerts have been endowed by a generous gift from the William and Irene McEwen Fund

Series Co-Sponsor: Spectra Energy

Premier Education Partner: TELUS

Bach & Beyond at the Chan Centre

Friday & Saturday, May 18 & 19, 8pm, Chan Centre for the Performing Arts

Jeffrey Kahane, piano/conductor

CPE Bach              Sinfonia in E-flat Major

JS Bach                 Keyboard Concerto No. 1

Respighi              Gli uccelli (The Birds)

Mozart                 Piano Concerto No. 25

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $37.50- $66 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

The presentation of this series is made possible in part through the generous assistance of the Chan Centre for Performing Arts of the University of British Columbia.

Vancouver Sun Symphony at the Annex

Sentimental Geometry

Saturday, May 19, 8pm, Orpheum Annex

Pierre Simard, conductor

Ana Sokolovic                   Geometrie Sentimentales

Denys Bouliane                  De Fouet et du plaisir

Ana Sokolovic                   Ciaccona

Tristan Murail                   Le Lac

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets: $29 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Series Sponsor: The Vancouver Sun

Financial support for the Roundhouse series provided by the SOCAN Foundation

Masterworks Diamond and Rogers Group Financial Symphony Sundays

Saturday & Monday, May 26 & 28, 8pm, Orpheum

Sunday, May 27, 2pm, Orpheum

Kazuyoshi Akiyama, conductor

Yevgeny Sudbin, piano

Mozart                 The Magic Flute: Overture

Mozart                 Piano Concerto No. 24

Debussy               La Mer

Debussy               L’isle joyeuse

TICKET INFORMATION

May 26th & 28th Tickets: $26.75 - $84 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

May 27th Tickets: $21.50 - $59 (senior, student and subscriber discounts available)

Tickets available online at www.vancouversymphony.ca or by calling VSO customer service at 604.876.3434

Symphony Sunday Series Sponsor:  Rogers Group Financial

Concert Sponsor – May 28: HSBC

Specials

Last Night of the Proms

Wednesday, May 30, 8pm, Orpheum

Bramwell Tovey, conductor

Sarah Fryer, mezzo soprano

Vancouver Bach Choir

Walton                            Crown Imperial (Coronation March)

Parry arr. Jacob                 I Was Glad

Elgar                                      Sea Pictures

Coates                                  Dam Busters March

Elgar                                      Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 (Land of Hope and Glory)

Handel                                 Zadok the Priest

Walton                                 Henry V: excerpts

Arr. Sargent                        Rule Britannia

Parry/Elgar                         Jerusalem

Concert Sponsor: Canadian Western Bank

Directly from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Newsletter:

Gilbert & Sullivan: Trial by Jury!

Bramwell Tovey, the UBC Opera Ensemble, and G&S specialist, baritone Richard Suart present Gilbert & Sullivan’s first major success: Trial by Jury. The hilarious Trial by Jury is a one-act comic opera that premiered in London in 1875, playing for 131 performances and made Gilbert & Sullivan famous. It takes a satirical view of the British legal system of the time, and includes parodies of French and Italian opera composers sprinkled throughout the work. Not only will you hear this great work in the hands of a master Gilbert & Sullivan conductor like Bramwell Tovey, this all-British performance also includes Walton’s Crown Imperial (Coronation) March, and John Ireland’s beautiful Piano Concerto, performed by Pet er Longworth, one of the most sought-after pianists of his generation.

Saturday, April 28th, 8pm, Orpheum
Sunday, April 29th, 2pm, Orpheum
Monday, April 30th, 8pm, Centennial Theatre, North Vancouver

Chris Botti with the VSO

Extraordinary smooth jazz superstar Chris Botti makes his highly-anticipated return to the Orpheum to perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra! One of the most important and innovative figures in the contemporary music world, Botti is also the world’s top-selling jazz instrumentalist. His sold-out VSO, standing ovation filled concert in 2010 is still being talked about today – don’t miss him this time around. Seats still available, but going fast – book your tickets today!

Wednesday, May 2nd, 8pm, Orpheum

For more information and to purchase tickets: http://www.vancouversymphony.ca

Directly from the Donnelly Group Club News

House of Republic presents
DJ Dan with Tyler Johnson
Room 2 with Luke McKeehan + Dana D
Thursday, April 19th
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Bounce Thursdays
DJ Johnny Omega & Yewplay
On the New Bar None Nightclub
Every Thursday
1222 Hamilton Street
Bar None Nightclub

Graduate Thursdays presents
DJ Skeet Skeet
DJs Matty C & Trevor Risk
Room 2: Ryan Trax & Jordan
Thursday, April 26th
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Directly from the Harbourfront Centre Press Release:

Summer 2012 Festival Highlights

HarbourKIDS: The Toronto International Circus Festival, May 19-21

Our festival partner supplies acrobats, clowns and more for the Zero Gravity Circus Showcase
Physical Theatre Workshops with Wonderbolt Circus
Stand Up Dance’s Family Dance Parties for dancers of all ages

NXNE (North by Northeast), June 16-17

Live music from Russian crazed musical gypsies Jumple, one-man-band dynamo The People of Canada and more

Franco-Fête: Toronto’s International Francophone Festival, co-produced by La Franco-Fête de Toronto, June 22-24

For its 30th anniversary, la Franco-Fête de Toronto offers a unique occasion to gather and celebrate the diversity of francophone culture.

Canada Day: Going Global presented by CIBC, June 29-July 2

Live music includes: A rare Toronto date from indie-pop stars The Hidden Cameras; the Western-pop-meets-Zulu-rhythms of Johnny Clegg; electro-hip-hop genre-mashers The Airplane Boys
The finalists in the “O Canada” Singing Competition
B-Boy and B-Girl dance competition The Call Out
Come Dance with Me Canada unleashes the power of the collective

Expressions of Brazil, co-produced by Southern Mirrors and Puente July 6-8

Live music includes: Brothers of Brazil, a duo mixing bossa nova, samba, rock, funk and more; and Maria Bonita and The Band, performing Forró music, a mix of European and African traditions
Flicks for all ages in the Brazilian Festival of Film & TV Family Film Series

SoundClash Festival July 13-15

Live music includes: Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou’s homemade voodoo funk all the way from Benin; closer to home, the SoundClash Music Award short-listed acts compete for cash and other prizes
Four dance/DJ crews face off in Bragging Rights: DJ Dance Battle

Hot & Spicy Food Festival: 15th Anniversary presented by CIBC, July 20-22

Chilean artist Ana Tijoux’s spicy blend of jazz, funk, hip hop and more
International chefs battle in the 9th annual International Iron Chef Competition
The Taco Takedown invites the public to determine Toronto’s best tacos

Classical IV: Strings, July 27-29

Masters of Mali featuring Sidi Touré introduce ancient African string music into the modern world
Calling all ukuleleists: The Ukulele Project invites the public to play along with Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture

Island Soul presented by CIBC, Aug 3-6

Live music includes: Wailers’ frontman and rising Jamaican star Duane Stephenson; and a Tribute to the Grandmaster Calypsonian Lord Kitchener, one of Trinidad’s foremost musicians
Traditional dance, music and drama from Caribbean Folk Performers

Planet IndigenUS, co-produced by Woodland Cultural Centre, Aug 10-19

Wab Kinew and Sarah Podemski host the festival’s multi-disciplinary Opening Night Spectacle, “Celebrating the Crossroards”
Canadians Kaha:wi Dance Theatre (featuring Santee Smith) and Japan’s Yokohama Noh Theater combine efforts for Susuriwka – Willow Bridge (ticketed)
Live music includes: Robbie Robertson Tribute Show featuring Derek Miller and Guests and Australian dance-roots duo Oka’s tribal sounds for the digital age
Festival partner Woodland Cultural Centre hosts the group exhibition Earthly Connections, award-winning blues artist Joel Johnson and more

TELUS TAIWANfest, Aug 24-26

The O-Kai Singers’ brand of a capella invokes the group’s aboriginal roots
Dance Works combine traditional Taiwanese culture with tap dance for the performance of Daydreamers+
The delicious search is on for The King of Stewing

Ashkenaz Festival, Aug 28-Sept 3

Cutting-edge world music from Israel’s Yemen Blues, co-presented by the Jewish National Fund
Shadowland Theatre leads the signature Ashkenaz Parade, an awesome spectacle of music, dance, giant puppetry, stiltwalkers and community revelry
Theatre Panik’s The Corpse Bride brings the classic Yiddish folktale into the new millennium (ticketed)

Vietnamese Lantern Festival presented by CIBC, co-produced by the Vietnamese Women’s Association of Toronto, Sept 15

The Ao Dai Competition showcases the best traditional dresses in an exhilarating fashion show
Enjoy a cup of tea and sample a variety of traditional treats at the Mooncake Tasting
Join in the magic of the celebration by making your own paper lanterns

Fortune Cooking presented by CIBC, Sept 16

Street Food Spotlight focuses on Pan-Asian local foods
Chefs battle in the Fortune Cooking Iron Chef Competition
Taiko drum ensemble Raging Asian Women pound out sounds of social justice

HarbourKIDS: Folk, Oct 6-8

Great family-friendly programming to end the summer with a bang

Directly from the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra Newsletter: 

Announcing the VSO Spring Lottery!

The all-new VSO Spring Lottery has arrived, and with over $100,000 available in prizes, it’s our most exhilarating yet! You could win a sleek Porsche Cayman, luxurious Jaguar XF or $50,000 CASH – all while supporting your symphony!

New prizes include Luxury Spence Jewelry and Free Coffee for One Year from Ethical Bean. And don’t forget about our cash prizes of $2,000, $1,000 and $500 along with Best Buy gift cards, Electronic Arts video games and outstanding VSO concert tickets - 30 fantastic prizes in total. With such great prizes, we’re sure to sell out – click here to purchase tickets and avoid disappointment!

Directly from the Donnelly Group Press Release:

DONNELLY PUBS

Make It Good Long Weekend
DJ Zeeaa & Christian Flores (Winnie Cooper)
Sunday, April 8th
92 Water Street
The Lamplighter Public House

Industry Long Weekend Party
Djs Ernold Sane & P Deady
Sunday, April 8th
2010 West 4th Avenue
The Bimini Public House

One Night Stand
Comedy Night & 90s Dance Party
Sunday, April 8th
300 West Georgia Street
Library Square Public House

DONNELLY CLUBS

DJ Munchi Easter Long Weekend
Thursday, April 5th
Open ’til 4am
958 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

Reggae Sundays presents
Tony Matterhorn Live + DJ Set
DJs Rico Uno & Arems + GOODLIFE Sundays
Sunday, April 15th
957 Granville Street
Republic Nightclub

DJ Bad Boy Bill
Thursday, April 12th
1222 Hamilton Street
Bar None Nightclub

Paid in Full
Every Friday
DJ Arems, Rexx & Icy Touch
7 Alexander Street
Post Modern Dance Bar

Directly from the Bistrot Bistro Press Release:

What else to welcome the spring…..but a unbelievably great promotion! So, on 4th Avenue, “The First Feast on Fourth” will take place from the 13th to the 22nd of April.

At Bistrot Bistro we are putting on such a whoop-dee-do amazing offering that we have not been authorized by our corporate board to publish it here! You will have to go to our website under the “latest news” button, and prepare to be wowed.

So when it finishes no trace will be left - only a wonderful memory.

Directly from the Enigma Restaurant Press Release:

Music & Important Dates @ Enigma

Live Music To Accompany Your Dinner From 7pm Every Saturday Evening:

Saturday – April 7th – Sibel Thrasher with Doug Louis on Keyboard (Jazz )

Saturday – April 14th – Rob Montgomery and the Incognito Band (Blues, R&B)

Saturday – April 21st – Wes Mackey (Blues, R&B)

Saturday – April 28th – Deborah Ledon (Latin, Torch & Sexy Jazz)

Saturday – May 5th - Cristina Barcelona with her CUBAN BAND (Cinque De Mayo Party)

Reservations Recommended. Call 604.222.6881  No Cover

Directly from the Bistro Pastis Press Release:

Easter at Pastis

Whether you call it Easter or Spring Festival, this weekend marks the ancient festival when friends and family gather to celebrate the arrival of spring and the renewal of life that it brings.

This Sunday, in honour of this most delightful of holidays we are offering two specials.

For brunch – all Egg Bennys will specially priced at $9.95 and / or

Join us for a special Spring Fling Easter dinner. Three courses for only $35

This is one special Table d’hote that you won’t want to miss so make like a bunny and hop to the phone or computer to make your reservation now at 604-731-5020 or on-line at www.bistropastis.com.

Spring Fling Dinner Menu

Potato and Leek Soup Truffle Oil, Brioche Croutons

- or -

Mixed Green Salad, Cherry Tomato, Red Wine Vinaigrette

- or -

Terrine de Campagne, House Pickles, Grainy Mustard, Crostini

*****

Roasted Pacific Cod and Brandade Croquette, Ratatouille Provencale

- or -

Grilled Hanger Steak and Frites, Peppercorn Sauce

- or -

Roasted Easter Ham, Potato Gratin, Brussels Sprouts,
Red Current and Port Wine Sauce

*****

Vanilla Bean Crème Brulée, Orange and Almond Biscotti

- or -

Apple and Strawberry Tarte, Crème Anglaise

$35.00