ABOUT THE SHOW

Be it elegance or extravagance, casual or every day, beautiful table settings are the canvas for any mouth-watering meal, and can be just as important as the food you serve.  In answer to Torontonians growing appetite for perfecting the art of living well, the Junior League of Toronto is delighted to announce details of their new fundraising initiative, DelecTABLE Designs. Featuring dining spaces created by a host of leading designers, this inaugural event is the perfect place to find a sprinkling of inspiration for your upcoming nuptials, party or special event; to reimage the dining experience, or just be entertained by the always inventive creativity of design.

“DelecTABLE Designs is bringing high-style to dining design.” says Belinda Baugniet, chair of DelecTABLE Designs, and JLT Member. “Toronto is home to world-class design. The chance to showcase the city’s talent pool by way of this unique event, while also raising money for an important non-profit organization, is an exciting and gratifying opportunity.”

Residential architecture and interior designer Dee Dee Taylor Eustace, is just one of the featured speakers sharing trade secrets and answering your design dilemmas as part of the DelecTABLE Designs Speaker series.Also included in the speaker series is Camal Pirbhai of Studio La Beauté who has created a must-see multi-media installation for the this dynamic event; as well as Julia West, Harvey Wise, Lisa Worth, and Anita Wiklem who have also had a long history of supporting the Junior League through the ShowHouse projects. An innovative Junior League of Toronto fundraising program, over the last 27 years, Showhouse was an entire home redesign project that transformed 7 landmark Toronto Homes including Valley Halla, George Brown House, Ronald McDonald House, The Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf, Graydon Hall, Glendon Hall, and Maclean House which was first remodeled by Showhouse in 1983 and again more recently in 2009.  

ABOUT THE LEAGUE

Our Mission

The Junior League of Toronto is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving communities through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.

Since 1926, the Junior League of Toronto has positively impacted the quality of life of thousands of Greater Toronto Area residents. The Junior League of Toronto has contributed millions of volunteer hours and more than $4 million to support over 400 community programs and projects. Our volunteers fulfill the Junior League Mission by promoting voluntarism, developing women’s potential and improving the community through the effective leadership and action of trained volunteers.

Our purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. As a member of the Association of Junior Leagues International, the Junior League of Toronto is one of 293 Junior Leagues in Canada, England, Mexico, and the United States representing more than 170,000 women.  For more information on the Junior League of Toronto, please visit www.jlt.org