Arkells' Max Kerman Headlines Art Centre Gala

0:00The McLaren Art Center threw down a ruby red black tie gala on Saturday, pulling in $100,000 for their kids' programs and community outreach. With a paint-the-night red theme celebrating 40 years of local creativity, tickets sold out two months ahead, making it a hot ticket for art. Lovers Max Kerman, lead singer of Arkels, headlined as the special guest, dropping stories from his new book, Try Hard, Creative Work in Progress, and treating everyone to some classic tracks. Guests left with signed copies, adding that personal touch to the night. Folks dined on a killer three-course meal from eclectic cafe, sip to ruby red kear royal cocktails during the harpist, Britlyn Winches Cocktail Hour. Set and Chase door prizes, rose as numbered 1-250 for a shot at a $3,000 custom jewelry piece from Michael Smiling, fine jewelry. The live auction, hosted by CTV's Sarah Freemark and auction pro Mike Potter, featured

1:01prime packages like a premium Arkels concert experience, too. Nights at Touchstone Resort in Muscoca, and a behind-the-scenes tour at the Royal Ontario Museum's Global Textiles department, DJ Smolka kept the dance for bumping with fresh beats. A new after-party at Bayside Variety extended the vibes down the street, wrapping up a radiant night that fuels the gallery's future creativity in the community. Stay informed with Canada News today, AI-powered updates.