Hosted at Toronto’s intimate lounge, Parlour, the evening will also feature gourmet apps provided by Loco Fields Farm, prepared by the one and only Chef Devan Rajkumar (The Food Dudes / Bluebird / City TV). Attendees will also be able to enter in a chance to win an original art piece created at the event by local artist Duro the Third, as well as participate in a silent auction of one-of-a-kind art pieces. No.19 will have original vinyl, CDs, artwork and other label merchandise available for purchase. All proceeds from the event will go towards natural disaster relief for Mexico via Hector Murillo’s ‘Just Giving’ campaign and Puerto Rico via the Ricky Martin Foundation.
As capacity is limited, tickets will only be available for purchase at the door. Tickets will be sold for US$25.00, with proceeds going to charity. If you are unable to attend the event, but would still like to show your support, No.19 invites you to do so by donating through their Go Fund Me campaign here.
About Hector Murillo’s ‘just Giving’ Campaign.
Hector Murillo is a DJ-Producer from Mexico and label owner of Vatos Locos. He created the ‘Vatos Locos Mexico Earthquake Relief Fund’ to raise money for the victims of the series of earthquakes that have recently taken place in Mexico.
Rather than donating funds to large charities, Murillo has taken it upon himself to personally deliver and distribute 100% of the funds among the Mexican people. Through his ‘Just Giving’ page and social media, Murillo will be updating donators and supporters about the progress of his trip.
About The Ricky Martin Foundation.
A non-profit organization led by Ricky Martin. We denounce human trafficking and educate about its existence through research and community initiatives, anchored in the defence of children and youth rights. More information about the Ricky Martin Foundation may be found here
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