Le Bus Magnifique There's Nothing Stuffy About This Black Tie Adventure
Black tie attire sets the tone for a glittering all-star night on Saturday, April 17, 2004, as you and other guests are taken on a progressive dinner tour to some of the Valley's most prominent restaurants. Indulge in a three-course meal with each course being served at a different Valley restaurant. "A winemaker accompanies each coach and pairs wines with each course making a unique interactive experience for the participants," says Chairperson Terry Spagnola. The evening begins with a reception at the Westin Kierland and ends there with dessert and dancing. Each coach can accommodate 28 people, making it the perfect occasion for you and your closest friends or associates.
We'll take care of the coaches, exquisitely prepared cuisine and exceptional wines -- just bring your appetite for gourmet fare as Le Tour Culinaire takes you on an extraordinary adventure. Rub elbows with vintners as they unveil their private reserves. Experience surprise chefs pulling out all the stops as you sample creations from an impressive line-up of the Valley's best restaurants such as The Roaring Fork, La Hacienda, The Grill, Las Ventanas and the Marquesa of the Fairmont Princess Resort, Different Pointe of View, Fleming's, elements, Furio, Franco's Italian Caffi, Acacia of the Four Seasons, Mosaic, Eddie V's, Elevi, and Mezcal. Wines are provided by host wine makers and a sweet finale follows this progressive dinner.
Le Tour Culinaire sweeps appreciative guests off their feet at the Westin Kierland on Saturday, April 17, 2004 at 5:30 p.m. to begin this culinary adventure and brings them back to the Westin Kierland afterward for dancing and dessert until midnight. Get your tickets at www.ScottsdaleCulinaryFestival.org or call the Scottsdale League for the Arts at (480) 945-7193. $175 per person. Coaches can hold up to 28 guests. Book your own private party or wait and be thrilled by the new friends you'll make on this unforgettable, five star evening.
The Scottsdale League for the Arts (SLA) contributes to several Valley organizations, including the Scottsdale Center for the Arts, the Arts in Education Council, and the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art. SLA is a non-profit volunteer organization made up of concerned and caring individuals who invest their time and effort to raise funds for the arts and art education programs. The primary benefactors of the programs that SLA sponsors are children throughout Arizona. SLA is looking for positive and motivated people to volunteer at the Scottsdale Culinary Festival. Its a wonderful way to get involved in the community and expand your knowledge about the arts and culinary fields. To find out more information on becoming a volunteer please call Scottsdale League for the Arts at (480) 945-7193.
For a full schedule of events please visit the web site at www.ScottsdaleCulinaryFestival.org
or call (480) 945-7193. Memberships are available for $125 annually. This is a fun way to become involved in your community and expand your knowledge in the art and culinary fields.
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