Cost: $25 - For a limited time, receive a complementary ticket with each ticket purchased.
Wednesday, February 6th, 2013
6:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Inglewood Fine Arts
1223B 9th Ave. S.E. Calgary
Telephone: 1-866-424-4243 x.220
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Celebrate International Development Week with the Canadian Hunger Foundation.
Join us for an evening of fun, entertainment, delicious food & wine, and take in photos from around the world alongside works from local artists. Shot by CHF staff, the photos highlight the work of one of Canada’s longest standing non-profits in countries around the world including Cambodia, Zimbabwe, South Sudan and Ethiopia.
Visit www.chf.ca/idw for more information. Tickets are $25. For a limited time, receive a complementary ticket with each ticket purchased.
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