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Vancouver, BC | Don’t miss the partnership of two dedicated art lovers in the Pacific Coastal Mountains this spring. AnnaLena Restaurant and the Audain Art Museum of Whistler are sharing synergies in this deliciously creative collaboration.

AnnaLena is about imagination, creativity and possibility – combining modern Canadian cooking, creativity and innovation with passionate, personalized service in one of Vancouver’s favourite neighbourhoods. The architecturally-stunning Audain Art Museum features the art of BC, from the Province’s First Peoples through to its contemporary masters in one of Canada’s most treasured wilderness destinations.

These two modern icons of Canadian culinary and visual arts have come together to present: Dinner Series Vol. 1. – an exclusive five-course tasting menu curated by Chef Michael Robbins paired with a selection of impeccable BC wines.

Priced at $369, this event will help raise funds for programming for children and families. This initiative offers children early exposure to art with the goal of developing creative-engagement through arts education. Ticket includes inclusive of after hours access to theMuseum, reception, dinner, wine pairings, tax and gratuity. Buy yours here.

MENU

Oyster | jalapeño, apple, foie

Beef Tartar | oyster emulsion, puffed barley

Duck Pate | pear gel, pickled mustard seed, arugula, torn bread

Cured Trout | bacon onion relish, farro verde

Wagyu Bavette | porcini foam, truffle mushroom cannelloni, asparagus

Chocolate | cream puff, lavender, blackberry

Petit Fours | selection of favourites

This inaugural long table dining experience will be held inside the Museum’s upper gallery featuring floor to ceiling windows, and expansive vaulted ceilings. This unique space overlooks the Museum’s permanent collection and special exhibition spaces.

Attendees will be treated to after-hours access to view the permanent collection. Guests are also invited to view the newly opened, Beau Dick: Revolutionary Spirit, a critically important retrospective exhibition honouring the legacy of one of the most respected and prolific Kwakwaka’wakw first nations artists of a generation.

About Audain Art Museum | The new Audain Art Museum exhibits a permanent collection of the art of British Columbia from the late 18th century to present. Anchoring the collection is James Hart’s The Dance Screen (The Scream Too), the most significant contemporary carved cedar Dance Screen in the world.

Other highlights include an important collection of 19th and 20th century First Nations masks and works by some of Canada’s most celebrated artists including Emily Carr, E.J. Hughes and the internationally renowned photo-conceptualists Jeff Wall and Stan Douglas. In addition, the Museum has visiting exhibitions of art from Canada and around the world.

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Neighbourhood: Kitsilano

1809 West 1st Ave.

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