SUGAR BALL 2024 | McCord Museum’s Sweet Spot Party Takes You to The 9th Floor
Looking to celebrate spring, history and generosity with flair, all the while making a difference? The SUGAR BALL of the McCord Museum Foundation is back for its 12th edition on Friday, May 3rd, in the grand hall of the 9th floor of the Montreal Eaton Centre.
An annual initiative of the Young McCord Philanthropists, the Sugar Ball is an opportunity for up-and-coming urban professionals to come together to support the McCord Stewart Museum. All proceeds raised during the event are donated to the Museum to finance educational and cultural programs of over 10,000 school-aged children and youths.
After the success of the ball’s 11th edition at Arsenal in 2023, what should guests expect this year? A not-to-be-missed chance to attend a black tie evening in the art-deco ambiance of an iconic downtown Montreal landmark, reopening its doors after 25 years – Le 9e.
Guests will be treated to a beauty touch-up booth, open bar with signature cocktails, gourmet food stations, buffets filled with all-you-can-eat sweet treats, and a huge dance party with DJs Forrest and Del Arte.
Presented by Holt Renfrew Ogilvy, and inspired by the Museum’s upcoming photography and fashion exhibitions, such as Norman Parkinson: Always in Style, the Sugar Ball will have some surprises in store. But places are limited so reserve your ticket now and get ready to dress to impress with your best cocktail dress!
Here is what you need to know about Sugar Ball 2024
Date: Friday, May 3rd
Location: Le 9e | 1500 Robert-Bourassa Blvd, 9th floor, Montreal, QC, H3A 3S7
Tickets:
$300 VIP Ticket (1 entry to the networking cocktail from 6:30 PM to 9 PM and access to the party from 9 PM to 3 AM) sold out!
$250 Regular Ticket (1 access to party from 9 PM to 3 AM) available for purchase online!
Dress code: Black tie and cocktail dress
Facebook: @museemccordstewart
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Website: musee-mccord-stewart.ca/sugar-ball-2024
Active for over a decade, the Young McCord Philanthropist is a committee of young urban professionals from the business and entrepreneurial communities who work in collaboration with the McCord Museum Foundation to ensure the Museum’s outreach and continuity. Passionate about the social history of Montreal, Quebec and Canada, this committee brings together talented individuals from different backgrounds who support the educational, civic and cultural mission of the McCord Stewart Museum, through a number of activities, including the organization of the Sugar Ball, a flamboyant fundraising event attended by nearly 900 people.
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