2011 Heritage Toronto Awards

Tuesday, October 4th, 2011, 7:30pm
Koerner Hall, The Royal Conservatory of Music

Heritage Toronto Members: $30
General Admission: $40
Group Discount: $30 each for 10 or more tickets
Nominees’ Reception tickets: $110

Includes the evening program beginning at 7:30pm and post-reception (cash bar).

Nominees’ Reception tickets includes evening program and post-reception, and also include admission to an exclusive pre-program reception with complimentary hors d’oeuvres and bar.

To purchase tickets contact The Royal Conservatory of Music Box Office:

By Phone: 
416-408-0208

Online at:
www.rcmusic.ca

Or in person at the Box Office:

Monday to Friday:
10:00am to 6:00pm
Saturdays:
12:00pm to 6:00pm

In 2011 we return to stunning Koerner Hall at the Royal Conservatory of Music.

Mary Ito

We were pleased to have CBC Radio’s Mary Ito join us again as our host for this year’s awards.

The Heritage Toronto Awards celebrate outstanding contributions by individuals and community organizations, as well as industry professionals and associations, in promoting and conserving Toronto’s history and heritage landmarks. 

Click here for the 2011 Award Nominees

Paul Oberman

Our Special Achievement Award will be presented to heritage developer and champion, Paul Oberman.

The William Kilbourn Memorial Lecture – Toronto in Focus: A City of Festivals 

 

Cameron Bailey

The William Kilbourn Memorial Lecture is held in conjunction with the Awards presentation. The lecture was introduced in 1996 to honour William Kilbourn’s legacy and his commitment to Toronto as a viable, liveable city that honours its past and plans for its future. Past speakers include David Crombie, Adrienne Clarkson, Bruce Kuwabara and David Mirvish – inspiring Torontonians in their own right.

We are delighted to have Cameron Bailey, Co-Director of the Toronto International Film Festival as our speaker this year.

Toronto in Focus: A City of Festivals – Originally known as “The Festival of Festivals”, the Toronto International Film Festival (©TIFF) has paved the way for a cultural boom of film and other festivals in this city over the past 30 years. This year’s distinguished Kilbourn speaker, TIFF Co-Director Cameron Bailey, looks at how “festival-going” has changed this city and how Toronto has gained a voracious appetite for culture.

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