A glimpse of this year’s Chefs Evening gala
Tickets are now available for the Chefs Evening gala on March 27. The SLU Foundation is holding its 37th annual gala in support of student academic programs and scholarships.
According to Foundation Director of Development Vanessa Prentice, the College of Business will be featured as the area of support for proceeds this year.
“In terms of scholarship support, our sponsors and patrons will be supporting the establishment of a College of Business endowment fund,” Prentice said.
This event will begin with the President’s Toast, which includes appetizers from One Thirteen Restaurant and personally curated wine selections and will be held at the President’s Residence for VIPs and gala sponsors from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The event will continue at the Pennington Center from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The gala will include food offerings from 25 local and regional restaurants and an open bar. A silent auction will be held with 75 offerings, along with a jewelry raffle, a blind wine pull and a 50-50 raffle.
The attending restaurants will also be a part of a food award vote, in which attendants will be able to vote for restaurants based on the categories of savory and sweet. Some participating restaurants include Cate Street Seafood Station, Le Saigon, Crescent Bar and Walk On’s Sports Bistreaux.
There will also be live music provided by the university’s Advanced Jazz Combo group and the Faculty Jazz Quartet. Many of the jazz quartet’s members have also been Grammy-nominated.
Information about ticket pricing and tabling can be found at the Southeastern website.
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Ian Stewart is a creative writing major from Baton Rouge. He joined The Lion’s Roar in the Fall of 2021 and will graduate in the Spring of 2025. He enjoys...