SUR GALA
July 11, 6-9pm
Ten years of exhibitions, events, and programs are reasons to celebrate but also to financially support. An exclusive fundraising night to cheer on another ten years of Sur Gallery to help us continue this important work. Come out, dress up, and enjoy the evening.
Your ticket will include a cocktail reception, dinner, live music, and entertainment. The 3-course sit-down dinner, developed by celebrated Chef Sergio Nazario from Nuna Kitchen, will consist of exquisite traditional Peruvian flavours with a modern twist. “Nuna” meaning “soul” in Quechua, is a family-owned business and is dedicated to bringing the best palate experience possible. Their restaurant, located on Queen St. West, is inspired by Peruvian flavours, ingredients, and culture. The evening will be M.C.'d by our board member Sebastian Mena and will include presentations by invited guests as well as by founders Rodrigo Barreda and Tamara Toledo. Dinner will be followed by an evening of live performances by local musicians that will play a range of genres from vintage romantic boleros, bossa nova, to Latin American folk. Enjoy the evening with a nice glass of wine, good company, and all for a good cause
All proceeds will benefit Sur Gallery’s exhibitions, programs, and initiatives.
Dress code: Formal. Space is limited.
$250 General Admission. REGISTER HERE.
CHEF-
Sergio Nazario
Sergio Nazario is the head chef of NUNA Kitchen. Located on Queen West, NUNA is inspired by Peruvian flavours, ingredients, and culture. “Nuna” means soul in Quechua, and its family-owned business is dedicated to bringing the best palate experience possible.
MUSICIANS-
Guaricha’s Brew
The Latin American band seeks to engage trans-generational audiences through a musical memoir of vintage and classic boleros rendered with modern sounds and the inclusion of original pieces. Although the dramatic essence of the bolero is what brought the band together, Guaricha´s Brew also expands its repertoire by exploring with Latin American folk songs that convey a strong sentiment of social awareness.
Irmao
Irmao meaning “brothers" in Portuguese, is a duo composed of brothers not by blood but in ballad. They share the love of music with whomever would like to listen. Together they specialize in singing North and South American songs, leading and developing new waves for global harmonies.